To get revenge on (another) for wrongdoing. [Middle English requiten : re-, re- + quiten, to pay; see quit.] re·quit′a·ble adj.
What does Requitable mean?
adjective. That can be repaid or fulfilled; capable of being requited.
How do you use requital in a sentence?
- One's due, reward, or punishment; requital.
- In requital for, I can promise any your requests.
- A full requital of his striving pain.
- He gave her requital of all things else which ye had taken from me.
