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resilient
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recovering quickly
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regimen
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a regular routine
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repugnant
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disgusting
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remunerate
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payment for a service
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reputed
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supposed to be
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repress
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to control; to hold down
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requite
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to return or avenge
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reprimand
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to scold
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restitution
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repayment
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reprehensible
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shameful
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resume
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a summary
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remonstrate
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to protest; to complain
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repulse
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to drive back
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remorse
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regret; sadness
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rescind
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to cancel; to repeal
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ratify
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to approve of
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reproof
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a rebuke
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regenerate
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to re-create; to reform morally; to replace a lost part of the body
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resonance
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fullness of sound
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replete
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filled
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resolute
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very determined
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raze
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to destroy
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resurge
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to rise again
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remission
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a lessening; a forgiveness of offenses
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restive
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restless or impatient
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regale
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to entertain
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resurrection
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revival
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rebuff
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to reject; to snub
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respite
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a rest
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regime
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a system of government
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reprobate
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a wicked person
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renegrade
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traitor or outlaw
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requiem
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funeral hymn
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repast
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a meal
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resolve
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solve a problem; strong determination
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rebuttal
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opposing argument
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repudiate
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to reject
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ravenous
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extremely hungry; greedy
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reproach
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to blame
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rejuvenate
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to make new or young again
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resuscitate
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to revive
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renege
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to go back on one's word
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retaliation
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revenge
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regurgitate
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to bring back
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resignation
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acceptance of a situation or circumstance
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reciprocal
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interchangeable
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resplendent
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shining brightly
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recreant
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coward
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requisite
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required or necessary
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recluse
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hermit
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refractory
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stubborn
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recidivism
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to return to criminal behavior
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regal
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pertaining to a ruler; splendid
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rational
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reasonable
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repertoire
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special skills or talents
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reimburse
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to pay back
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rectify
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to correct
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rationalize
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to make an excuse for
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repercussion
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after-effect
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rebuke
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to scold
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reparation
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compensation; to make up for a wrong
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recrimination
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countercharge
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refurbish
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to make new
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reconcile
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to bring into agreement or harmony
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recuperate
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to recover
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reprisal
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revenge
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recumbent
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reclining
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recapitulate
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to summarize
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reciprocate
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to give in return
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repose
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to rest
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reconnoiter
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to survey
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realm
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kingdom or region
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redoubtable
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formidable
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repartee
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a witty reply
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recede
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to withdraw
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relentless
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unyielding
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recount
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to tell a story
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redemption
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deliverance or rescue
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redolent
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having a pleasant odor
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rehabilitate
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to restore
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refulgent
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shining; glowing
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reminisce
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to rememeber
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rectitude
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honest
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raucous
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irritating or harsh sound
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redress
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to remedy
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remiss
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negligent
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remediable
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capable of being corrected
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redundant
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superfluous; unnecessary; repetitive
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relinquish
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to give up
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recalcitrant
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hard to manage
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regicide
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the killing of a king
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regent
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one who governs
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ration
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a fixed portion
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recant
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to withdraw a statement
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repine
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to complain; to fret
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ratiocinate
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to reason
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remedial
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intended to correct
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relegate
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to give an inferior position to
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refute
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to prove wrong; disprove
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reiterate
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to repeat
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relevant
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pertaining to the subject
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rendezvous
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a meeting; appointment
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recess
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a notch in something or a pause or rest
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recondite
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hard to understand
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rend
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to split; to tear apart
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renaissance
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rebirth; renewal; revival
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relish
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to enjoy
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