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In kind

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Reciprocal Actions

Use 'in kind' when you give back using a similar action or thing received, not money.

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After receiving advice, he assisted in kind with free services.
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Non-monetary Exchange

'In kind' describes a trade or repayment using goods or services, instead of cash.

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She paid for the lunch in kind with fresh bakery products.
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