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35 Cards in this Set
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rendezvous
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a meeting; appointment
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renegade
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a deserter; a traitor
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renege
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to go back on one's word
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renounce
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to give up (a belief)
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renovate
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to make new; to repair
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reparation
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compensation; something done to make up for a wrongdoing or injury
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repartee
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a quick, witty reply
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repast
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a meal
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repellent
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something that drives away or wards off (insects...)
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repercussion
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reaction; aftereffect
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repertoire
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special skills or talents one possesses; collection
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repine
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to complain; to fret
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replenish
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to fill up again
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replete
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well-filled
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repose
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to rest; to sleep
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reprehensible
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deserving criticism or blame; shameful
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repress
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to control; to subdue
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reprimand
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to scold
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reprisal
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retaliation; revenge
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reproach
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to blame; to scold
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reprobate
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a wicked person
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reproof
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a rebuke
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repudiate
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to reject; to disown
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repugnant
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distasteful; disgusting
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repulse
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to drive back; to repel
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reputed
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supposed to be
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requiem
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funeral hymn; mass for the dead
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requisite
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required or necessary; indispensable
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requite
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to make a return or repayment
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rescind
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to cancel; to repeal
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residue
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that which remains
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resilient
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recovering quickly; elastic
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resolute
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very determined
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resonance
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full of sound
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resourceful
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able to deal effectively with problems
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