Synonyms for give-and-take
give-and-take

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1. discussion, give-and-take, wordnoun

   an exchange of views on some topic

   "we had a good discussion"; "we had a word or two about it"

   Synonyms:
   interchange, password, reciprocation, raillery, news, tidings, treatment, discussion, word of honor, intelligence, banter, backchat, word, parole, discourse, watchword, countersign

2. banter, raillery, give-and-take, backchatnoun

   light teasing repartee

   Synonyms:
   raillery, reciprocation, backchat, discussion, word, banter, interchange

3. interchange, reciprocation, give-and-takeverb

   mutual interaction; the activity of reciprocating or exchanging (especially information)

   Synonyms:
   exchange, raillery, reciprocation, backchat, discussion, word, banter, interchange

4. give and takeverb

   make mutual concessions

   "In life you have to give and take"

   Synonyms:
   give and take

Matched Categories

1. • Repartee
   • Speech

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1. List of paraphrases for "give-and-take":

   tug-of-war, horse-trading

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How to use give-and-take in a sentence?

1. Don Bacon:

   The GOP can’t demand the moon, and Biden can’t refuse to negotiate. There needs to be give-and-take on both sides.

2. Warren Buffett:

   It is just too big and too obvious ... that the benefits are huge and the world is dependent on it in a major way for its progress, that two intelligent countries (would) do something extremely foolish, we both may do things that are mildly foolish from time to time. There is some give and take.

3. Defense Secretary James Mattis:

   I think The European Union's still premature to call The European Union a trade war, because as The European Union starts maturing, you know there is always give and take on these things, and so what we are looking for is fair and reciprocal trade.

4. Shahzad Chaudhary:

   These are the matters of give and take on humanitarian grounds, if U.S. could release Dr. Siddiqui, then Pakistan in return will release Dr. Afridi.

5. Lois Boynton:

   When trust is broken, it takes a lot of effort to gain it back. Both parties – readers, viewers and news outlets – have to be willing to work together. The ‘my way or the highway’ approach by news outlets or their readers [and] viewers isn’t productive. Despite reticence toward give-and-take, compromise and collaboration are essential components for any potential solutions.