Set: Kaplan SAT Word List: "R" Words

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All 27 Terms

Term Definition
rancor Bitter hatred or resentment
rankle To cause anger or irritation
rapacious Taking by force; done by greed
rapt Deeply absorbed
rarefy To make rare, scarce, or less dense
raze To tear down; demolish
reactionary Distinguished by conservatism, esp. in politics
recapitulate To review with a brief summary
recidivism A tendency to repeat a behavior, esp. criminal behavior
refract To deflect sound or light
refute To contradict or discredit
relegate To banish; to send into exile
remission A lessening of intensity or degree
remuneration Payment for goods or services to pay back for losses
replete Abundantly supplied; complete
repose Relaxation; leisure
reprehensible Deserving blame
reprove To criticize or correct, usually in a gentle manner
requite To return or repay a debt
rescind To repeal, take back, cancel
resilient Able to recuperate quickly after an illness or bad luck; able to bounce back
resolute Marked by firm determination
resplendent Brilliant; splendid
revile To criticize with harsh, severe language; to verbally abuse
rhetoric The art of speaking or writing effectively; skill in the effective manipulation and use of words
rife Of abundant, common occurence; filled with
rostrum An elevated platform used for public speaking

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Terms 27
Creator dont_ask72
Created August 7, 2007
Groups Miss Mowry's Class & other ppl, randomness, Wordly Wise Study Group( Sage Canyon 6th Graders), Technology, meheehee, Pie lovers, CHAT O' MAINEA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, Weesnaw, 5th Grade Nerds, the lemon chunks, Chat with me PLLLLEASSSSSEEEEE, Magee's group, i dont know a group name, King's Group, Sami's Group, Rachel's Group, Rachel's Group, everyone, JAM and BLAH, umm... i dont know, sage canyons awesome chitter chatters!!!!!!!!!!, Sage Canyon People, Ms. Brashears' Amazingly Great class!, bananasclub, Ur Mom, The super cool people of Sage Canyon, studying sucks chat chat, Coolio group!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, studying sucks, th cool people group, CHRIS' GROUP, Frank's awesome group, Camels Group :O, cHATcENTRAL101, Mrs.Britton's amazing sixth grade class!, Michelleys group, CVMS Bobcats...blah (formerly Sage Coyotes...blah), P.I.C. Against PB, B.B.'s Group, PBPO, All powerful Mob, Spud's Group, Sakura-Chan's Group
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dont_ask72 : Changed rhetoric → The art of speaking or writing effectively; skill if the effective manipulation and use of words to rhetoric → The art of speaking or writing effectively; skill in the effective manipulation and use of words
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  1. recidivism → A tendency to repeat a behavior, esp. criminal behavior - 6 misses
  2. remission → A lessening of intensity or degree - 6 misses
  3. requite → To return or repay a debt - 6 misses
  4. refute → To contradict or discredit - 5 misses
  5. rankle → To cause anger or irritation - 4 misses
  6. replete → Abundantly supplied; complete - 4 misses
  7. reprehensible → Deserving blame - 4 misses