01 | recognizance | recoil | recollect | reconcilable | reconnoiter |
2301 capable of restoring harmony | |||||
2302 examine for military purposes | |||||
2303 an acknowledgement with a condition
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2304 move back suddenly in dread | |||||
2305 recall |
02 | recourse | recreant | recrudescence | recruit | rectify |
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2306 request for help in a predicament | |||||
2307 enlist soldiers for | |||||
2308 a coward | |||||
2309 becoming sore again | |||||
2310 correct |
03 | rectitude | recuperate | recur | recurrent | redemption |
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2311 returning occasionally | |||||
2312 happen again | |||||
2313 recover | |||||
2314 recovery of something by paying off a debt | |||||
2315 moral propriety |
04 | redolent | redoubtable | redress | redundance | redundant |
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2316 punish a malefactor | |||||
2317 formidable | |||||
2318 excess | |||||
2319 with a nice smell | |||||
2320 tending to create an unnecesary repetition |
05 | refer | refined | refinery | reflectible | reform |
2321 can be turned back | |||||
2322 elegant | |||||
2323 a factory where crude material is purified | |||||
2324 change for the better | |||||
2325 send for information |
06 | reformer | refract | refractory | refragable | refringent |
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2326 turn from a straight path | |||||
2327 can be refuted | |||||
2328 not accepting authority | |||||
2329 able to refract | |||||
2330 one who advocates a change |
07 | refute | regale | regalia | regality | regenerate |
2331 reproduce | |||||
2332 royality | |||||
2333 royal emblems | |||||
2334 entertain lavishly | |||||
2335 prove wrong |
08 | regent | regicide | regime | regimen | regress |
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2336 return to a former position | |||||
2337 murder of a king | |||||
2338 organization of affairs | |||||
2339 one who temporarily fills the position of ruler | |||||
2340 daily routine |
09 | regretful | rehabilitate | reign | reimburse | reinstate |
2341 restore to former position | |||||
2342 to rule | |||||
2343 pay back | |||||
2344 feeling remorse | |||||
2345 restore to accumstomed strength |
10 | reiterate | rejuvenate | relapse | relegate | relevant |
2346 to consign | |||||
2347 a return of a disease after supposed recovery | |||||
2348 related to the present matter | |||||
2349 restore youth | |||||
2350 repeate |