to countergift
- verb
- After receiving a beautiful painting, he decided to countergift his friend with a handmade sculpture.
Examples
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She wanted to countergift her colleague to show her appreciation for the thoughtful present.
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After receiving a lovely present, I decided to countergift something special.
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It is common in some cultures to countergift after being given something special.
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I want to countergift her kindness.
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After receiving a beautiful painting, he decided to countergift his friend with a handmade sculpture.
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It is common in some cultures to countergift after being given something special.
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She wanted to countergift her colleague to show her appreciation for the thoughtful present.
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How Reciprocal
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Etymology
Countergift as a verb comes from the parts counter 'in return' and gift 'present', so to countergift is to give a present back to someone who gave you one.