Word Smart 1 (18/20)

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Ramification (n.)

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consequence; a branching out

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Rancor (n.)

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bitter, long lasting ill will or resentment

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Rapacious (adj.)

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greedy pludnering; avaricious

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Rebuke (v.)

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to criticize sharply

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Rebut (v.)

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to contradict; to argue in opposition to; to prove to be false

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Recalcitrant (adj.)

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stubbornly defiant of authority or control; disobedient

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Recant (v.)

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to publicly take back and deny (something previously said or believed); to openly confess error

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Reciprocal (adj.)

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mutual, shared; interchangeable

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Reclusive (adj.)

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hermitlike; withdrawn from society

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Recondite (adj.)

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hard to understand; over one's head

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Recrimination (n.)

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a bitter counteraccusation, or the act of manking a bitter counteraccusation

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Redolent (adj.)

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fragrant

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Redundant (adj.)

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unnecessarily repetitive; excessive; excessively wordy

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Refute (v.)

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to prove to be false; to disprove

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Reiterate (v.)

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to say again; to repeat

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Relegate (v.)

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to banish; to send away

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Relentless (adj.)

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continuous; unstoppable

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Relinquish (v.)

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to relase or let go of; to surrender; to stop doing

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Remonstrate (v.)

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to argue against; to protest; to raise objections

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REnaissance (n.)

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rebirth or revival

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Renounce (v.)

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to give up formlaly or resign; to disown; to have nothing to do with anymore

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Reparation (n.)

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paying back; making amends; compensation

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Repercussion (v.)

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a consequence; an indirect effect

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Replenish (v.)

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to fill again; to resupply; to restore

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Replete (adj.)

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completely filled; abounding

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Reprehensible (adj.)

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worthy of blame or censure

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Reprisal (n.)

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a military action undertaken in revenge for another; an act of taking "an eye for an eye"

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Reproach (v.)

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to scold, usually in disappointment; to blame; to disgrace

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Reprove (v.)

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to criticize mildly

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Repudiate (v.)

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to reject; to renounce; to disown; to have nthing to do with

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Requisite (adj.)

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required; necessary;

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Resolute (adj.)

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determined; firm; unwavering

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Respite (n.)

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a period of rest or relief

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Reticent (adj.)

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quiet; restrained; reluctant to speak, especially about oneself

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Revere (v.)

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to respect highly; to honour

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Rhetoric (n.)

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the act of formal speaking or writing; inflated discourse

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Rigorous (adj.)

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strict; harsh; severe

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Robust (adj.)

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strong and healthy; vigorous

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Rogue (n.)

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a criminally dishonest person; a scoundrel

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Rudimentary (adj.)

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basic; crude; unformed or undeveloped

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Ruminate (v.)

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to contemplate; to ponder; to mull over;

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Rustic (adj.)

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rural; lacking urban comforts or sophistication; primitive