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40 PrimaryField=1 SecondaryField=2 GroupField=3 TagField=4 [DATA] word definition part of speech high-frequency redolent fragrant; odorous; suggestive of an odor adjective redoubtable formidable; causing fear adjective redress remedy; comprehension noun redundant superfluous; excessively wordy; repetitious adjective * reek emit (odor) verb refectory dining hall noun refraction bending of a ray of light noun refractory stubborn; unmanageable adjective refurbish renovate verb refutation disproof of opponents' arguments noun refute disprove verb * regal royal adjective regale entertain verb regatta boat or yacht race noun regeneration spiritual rebirth noun regicide murder of a king or queen noun regime method or system of government noun regimen prescribed diet and habits noun rehabilitate restore to proper condition verb reimburse repay verb reiterate repeat verb rejuvenate make young again verb relegate banish; consign to inferior position verb * relevancy pertinence; reference to the case in hand noun * relinquish abandon verb relish savor; enjoy verb remediable reparable adjective remedial curative; corrective adjective reminiscence recollection noun remiss negligent adjective remnant remainder noun remonstrate protest verb remorse guilt; self-reproach noun * remunerative compensating; rewarding adjective rend split; tear apart verb render deliver; provide; represent verb rendezvous meeting place noun rendition translation; artistic interpretation of a song noun renegade deserter; apostate noun renege deny; go back on verb renounce abandon; discontinue; disown; repudiate verb * renovate restore to good condition; renew verb renunciation giving up; renouncing verb reparable capable of being repaired adjective reparation amends; compensation noun repartee clever reply noun repellent driving away; unattractive adjective repercussion rebound; reverberation; reaction noun repertoire list of works of music, drama, etc., a performer is prepared to present noun

repine fret; complain verb replenish fill up again verb replete filled to capacity; abundantly supplied adjective replica copy noun replicate reproduce; duplicate verb repository storehouse noun reprehensible deserving blame adjective repress restrain; crush; oppress verb reprieve temporary stay noun reprimand reprove severely verb * reprisal retaliation noun reproach blame; censure noun reprobation severe disapproval noun reprove censure; rebuke verb * repudiate disown; disavow verb * repugnance loathing noun repulsion act of driving back; distaste noun reputed supposed adjective requiem mass for the dead; dirge noun requisite necessary requirement noun requite repay; revenge verb rescind cancel verb