In community meetings, reciprocators often encourage others by returning favors and sharing resources.

Her kindness was reciprocable, inspiring others to respond in kind.

In projective geometry, the reciprocant is a contravariant that encodes a tangency condition between a curve and its polar.

During peer review, the scholar noted that the reciprocalizations in the dataset were inconsistently annotated, complicating cross-linguistic analysis.

In their field study, the linguists described the reciprocalizer as a minimalist grammatical element that turns a one-way action into a mutual exchange.

After months of negotiation, the two departments reciprocalized their data-sharing protocols to ensure equitable access.

She reciprocalizes her agreements to maintain balance.

The committee decided to reciprocalize the trade agreements to encourage mutual concessions.

At the conference, the reciprocants exchanged notes on experimental protocols to ensure reproducibility.

The reciprocalization of verbs in this dialect produces distinct mutual-action constructions between participants.