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(verb) to level to the ground; to blot out or demolish
recalcitrant(adj)
(adj)Stubbornly resistant to reason or authority
recalcitrant(noun)
(noun) A perverse or wayward person
recant
(verb) To withdraw formally or publicly
reciprocate
(verb) To give in return for, or in response to, something already given
recrimination
(noun) The act of answering an accusation with another; a bitter reply
redundant
(adj) Unnecessarily repetitive or superfluous; more than what is normally considered adequate or necessary
relent
(verb) To become less harsh or severe; to let up or slacken
reminiscence 1
(noun 1) The act of recalling the past; a memory
remorse
(noun) anguish, self-reproach or bitter regret for wrongdoing
renegade(noun)
(noun) A person who deserts one cause of group for another
renegade(adj)
(adj) Disloyal or traitorous
repercussion
(noun) An indirect effect or result produced by an event or action
replenish
(verb) to refill or provide a new supply of
reprisal
(noun) retaliation in kind for injuries received
rescind
(verb) To cancel or withdraw
resilient 1
(adj 1) Springy or flexible; able to resume its original shape
resilient 2
(adj 2) Able to recover quickly from sickness, change or misfortune
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