'returned'
[return.v.01] as in: go or come back to place, condition, or activity where one has been before


Examples:
return to your native land
the professor returned to his teaching position after serving as Dean



'returned'
[render.v.07] as in: give back


Examples:
render money



'returned'
[revert.v.01] as in: go back to a previous state


Examples:
We reverted to the old rules



'returned'
[hark_back.v.01] as in: go back to something earlier


Examples:
This harks back to a previous remark of his



'returned'
[return.v.05] as in: bring back to the point of departure



'returned'
[return.v.06] as in: return in kind


Examples:
return a compliment
return her love



'returned'
[return.v.07] as in: make a return


Examples:
return a kickback



'returned'
[retort.v.01] as in: answer back



'returned'
[come_back.v.01] as in: be restored


Examples:
Her old vigor returned



'returned'
[refund.v.01] as in: pay back


Examples:
Please refund me my money



'returned'
[render.v.05] as in: pass down


Examples:
render a verdict
deliver a judgment



'returned'
[reelect.v.01] as in: elect again



'returned'
[fall.v.21] as in: be inherited by


Examples:
The estate fell to my sister
The land returned to the family
The estate devolved to an heir that everybody had assumed to be dead


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'returned'
[return.v.14] as in: return to a previous position; in mathematics


Examples:
The point returned to the interior of the figure



'returned'
[render.v.04] as in: give or supply


Examples:
The cow brings in 5 liters of milk
This year's crop yielded 1,000 bushels of corn
The estate renders some revenue for the family


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'returned'
[return.v.16] as in: submit (a report, etc.)
to someone in authority


Examples:
submit a bill to a legislative body



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