Of an agreement: that is mutual or full. Obsolete.

Given, done, caused, or exhibited, by each side to the other; mutual, reciprocal. Obsolete.

Of two or more things: having mutual relationship; related, connected. Now rare.

Characterized by or inclined to reciprocation; (in early use) spec. = reciprocal, adj. 9 (now disused).

Of a feeling, action, undertaking, condition, etc.: possessed, experienced, or performed by each of two or more persons, animals, or things towards…

= reciprocal, adj. (in various senses); esp. mutual.

= reciprocal, adj.

Of a person: repaid, compensated; having reciprocated feelings. Of a gift or service: paid for, rewarded. Of a feeling: reciprocated, returned…

Mutual, reciprocal.

Reciprocal, mutual; performed in turn.

Mutual, reciprocal. (Chiefly poetic.)

Reciprocal, responsive. rare.

Opposed or opposing, contrary; inversely corresponding, converse.

Reciprocal, correspondent. Obsolete.

That is reciprocated; (now esp.) (of love or affection) requited; mutual, shared.

Of two or more things: having mutual relation, mutually connected. Chiefly in predicative use.

Mutual.

turn about: (adverbially) in turn, by turns, alternately, successively (†formerly sometimes preceded by possessive (obsolete); cf. in one's turn at…

Dependent each upon the other; mutually dependent.

Mutually related or connected.

Responding in kind; characterized by return or exchange.

Characterized by reciprocity; reciprocal.

Reciprocal, commutual.

Reflex, reciprocal. rare.

= interdependent, adj. rare.

Occurring or existing in two directions; reciprocal; two-way street (figurative), a situation of mutual action; something that works both ways.