- return⇄adj. returnless.
- return⇄adj. 1. having something to do with a return.
Ex. a return ticket to the point of starting.
2. sent, given, or done in return.
Ex. a return game, a return cargo.
3. repeated.
Ex. a return engagement.
4. that bends o - return⇄expr. in return, as a return; to return something.
Ex. thanks in return for aid. - return⇄noun 1. the act of going or coming back; happening again.
Ex. a prompt return to work. We look forward all winter to our return to the country. We wish you many happy returns of your birthday.
(SYN) recurrence.
2. a bringing back; giv - return⇄return, verb, noun, adjective.
- return⇄v.i. 1. to go or come back.
Ex. to return this summer. Your mother will return in a moment. We will return to this hard example after doing the easy ones. And the spirit shall return unto God who gave it (Ecclesiastes 12:7).
2. to make an an - return⇄v.t. 1. to bring back, give back, send back, hit back, put back, or pay back.
Ex. Return that book to the library. She admired my dress, and I returned the compliment. You took this cap; return it at once. Return good for evil.
2. to yield.