Furthermore, in addition, or used to introduce another item in a sequence or list.

continuing to be as before

not bad; pretty good

to reconstruct or re-enact an event or scene

to repay; to reimburse

to give back an object, money, or borrowed item to its owner

the act of returning or sending back a sum of money or funds

to return (something borrowed, etc.); to send back; to refund; to rebate

to return safely or survive after a life-threatening ordeal, disaster, or battle

to hit back or strike back in response to an attack, insult, or criticism

to negotiate over conditions, terms, or demands in a broader or metaphorical sense

to pay back a debt in full or redeem a loan

to settle a debt

A tooth for a tooth; retaliation in kind.

to return something to its owner or hand it back

to return something to somebody

to hit back or strike back in response to an attack

to pay back money; repayment of a debt

to make a counteroffer or propose a specific price in response to a seller's quote while haggling

to send a person, such as a prisoner of war or a refugee, back to their own country

(literary) to return to one's native place

(old) to recycle or reprocess waste products such as paper or glass

to return a greeting, salute, or other social politeness

to return something to its owner with thanks or in a formal or honorific manner

to repay a loan

to recover one's youthful appearance or vigor; to feel young again

to repay the principal or capital of a loan

to retort or answer back in response to criticism or scolding

to carry out a long-held promise, commitment, or personal wish

to demand the return of something that is owed, such as a debt or a borrowed item

to retort or answer back in response to criticism or a verbal attack

(idiom) of early spring weather, alternating between warm and cold

to return to normal life (leaving a monastic order)

to return

that goes without saying

to return to one's hometown in success and honor after achieving wealth or fame

to settle an account; to pay back money owed

lit. reincarnated in someone else's body; fig. a discarded or discredited idea returns in another guise

to retire from official service due to old age and return to one's hometown

to contact; to have dealings (with someone)

to release a hostage or prisoner

to recover or retrieve lost property, money, or assets

Whoever started the trouble should be the one to end it; the person responsible for a problem is best suited to solve it.

to come back to life after death

to show poor judgment by prioritizing the superficial container over the valuable contents; to lack a sense of values (literally: to buy the box and return the pearls)

an eye for an eye; the principle of returning an injury in kind

to return (an item sent in the mail)