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22 Cards in this Set
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Recrimination
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a bitter counteraccusation or the act of making a bitter counteraccusation
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court room
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Redolent
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fragrant
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red
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Redundant
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unnecessarily repetitive excessive, or wordy
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Refute
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to prove to be false, to disprove
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refuse
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Reiterate
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to day again, to repeat
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Relegate
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to banish to send away
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gate(send out of)
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Relentless
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continuous unstoppable
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Relinquish
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to release or let go of, to surrender, to stop doing
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Remonstrate
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to argue against, to protest, to raise objections
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Renaissance
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a rebirth or revival
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Renounce
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to give up formally or to resign; to disown to have nothing to do with anymore
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Reparation
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paying back making amends; compensation
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repair (not physically)
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repercussion
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consequence, an indirect effect
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replenish
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to fill again to resupply to restore
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replete
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completely filled
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reprehensible
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worthy of blame or censure
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reprisal
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a military action undertaken in revenge for another. an act of taking an eye for an eye etc.
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reproach
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to scold, usually in a dissapointed manner
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reprove
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to critisize mildly
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repudiate
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to reject, to renounce, to disown,
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requisite
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required, necessary
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resolute
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determined, firm, unwavering
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