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tit for tat

NOUN
  1. an equivalent given in return

How To Use tit for tat In A Sentence

  • At first glance this may seem a justified tit for tat.
  • In ranking events you generally find it's tit for tat.
  • It was tit for tat all through the first half with the sides trading some fine scores.
  • I thought about opening the window and gargling back, tit for tat, but concern for my neighbors discouraged me.
  • Whether these deaths are all linked, tit for tat, is a point of debate in Melbourne.
  • The purpose of tit for tat is retribution, not revenge. The Volokh Conspiracy » Miguel Estrada Writes in Support of Elena Kagan’s Confirmation
  • But it is very difficult to measure the marginal contribution, so the strategy of "Tit for tat" has to be adopted in order to encourage members in an organization to secure the encompassing interests.
  • I noticed she didn't send me a card - I think it was tit for tat because I forgot her birthday last year.
  • I can't say this enough: deterrence is not tit for tat.
  • But it is very difficult to measure the marginal contribution, so the strategy of "Tit for tat" has to be adopted in order to encourage members in an organization to secure the encompassing interests.
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