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TermDefinition
redolent
fragrant; odorous; suggestive of an odour
redoubtable
formidable; causing fear
redress
remedy; compensation
redundantsuperfluous; repetitious; excessively wordy
reek
emit (odour)
refectory
dining hall
refraction
bending of a ray of light
refractory
stubborn; unmanageable
refrain(v) abstain from; resist *(n->) chorus *
refulgent
brightly shining; gleaming
refurbishrenovate; make bright by polishing
refutedisprove
regal
royal
regale
entertain
regatta
boat or yacht race
regeneration
spiritual rebirth
regicide
murder of a king or queen
regime
method or system of government
regimen
a regulated system of diet, exercise, etc. for therapy or the maintenance or improvement of
rehabilitate
restore to proper condition
reimburserepay
reiteraterepeat
rejoinder
retort; comeback; reply
rejuvenatemake young again
relegate
banish to an inferior position; delegate; assign
relent
give in; yield
relevantpertinent; referring to the case in hand
relic
surviving remnant; memento
relinquish
give up something with reluctance yield
relish
savor; enjoy
remediable
reparable
reminiscence
recollection; account of things remembered, esp. in literary form
remiss
negligent
remissiontemporary moderation of disease symptoms; cancellation of a debt; forgiveness or pardon
remnantremainder
remonstrance
protest; objection
remorse
guilt; self-reproach
remunerative
compensating; rewarding
rend
split tear apart
render
deliver; provide; represent
rendezvous
meeting place
rendition
translation; artistic interpretation of a song, etc.
renegade
deserter of party or principles; traitor
renege
deny; go back on
renounceabandon; disown; repudiate
renovaterestore to good condition; renew
renown
fame
rent
rip; split
reparablecapable of being repaired
reparationamends; compensation
reparteeclever reply
repastmeal; feast; banquet
repealrevoke; annul; cancel
repeldrive away; disgust
repellentdriving away; unattractive
repentfeel sorrow or regret for what one has done or left undone; think with regret or contrition of
repercussionrebound; reverberation; reaction
repertoirelist of works of music, drama, etc., a performer is prepared to present
repinefret; complain
replenishfill up again
repletefilled to the brim or to the point of being stuffed; abundantly supplied
replicacopy
replicatereproduce; duplicate
repositorystorehouse
reprehensibledeserving blame
represskeep under; put down; suppress
reprievetemporary stay
reprimandofficial rebuke; reprove
reprisalretaliation
reprisemusical repetition; repeat performance; recurrent action
reproachexpress disapproval or disappointment
reprobateunprincipled or immoral person
reprobationsevere disapproval
reprovecensure; rebuke
repudiateto refuse to have anything to do with; disown; disavow
repugnanceloathing
repulsiondistaste; act of driving back
reputablerespectable
reputedsupposed
Requiemmass for the dead; dirge
requisitenecessary requirement
requiteto make return or repayment for (a benefit, service, etc., or an injury, wrong, etc.); revenge


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Creator omkar86
Created September 15, 2009
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