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Definitions from the WebTerm: RecepicateNoun: Recepicate refers to a person who or an organization that receives or is intended to receive something. Example sentence: The recepicate of the prestigious award was overwhelmed with joy and gratitude. Verb (transitive): When used as a verb, recepicate means to give something back or respond in kind. Example sentence: She always reciprocates the kindness shown to her by her colleagues. Verb (intransitive): As an intransitive verb, recepicate signifies to return the same action or gesture. Example sentence: After his friend helped him move, John felt the need to recepicate and offer his assistance. Adjective: Recepicate can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is intended to receive or be returned. Example sentence: Please mark the recepicate envelope with your contact details. Local usage: In certain regions or communities, recepicate may be informally used to describe a reciprocating or oscillating motion or object. Example sentence: The recepicate movement of the swing provided endless amusement to the children at the park. Possible related products on Amazon: | ||||
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