reabsorption - v.tr. absorb again. reabsorption n.... [more]

reacceptance - v.tr. accept again. reacceptance n.... [more]

reachable - v. & n. 1 intr. & tr. (often foll. by out) stretch out; extend. 2 intr. stretch... [more]

reacher - v. & n. 1 intr. & tr. (often foll. by out) stretch out; extend. 2 intr. stretch... [more]

reacquaintance - v.tr. & refl. (usu. foll. by with) make (a person or oneself) acquainted again.... [more]

reacquisition - v.tr. acquire anew. reacquisition n.... [more]

reactionist - n. 1 the act or an instance of reacting; a responsive... [more]

reactivation - v.tr. restore to a state of activity; bring into action again. reactivation n.... [more]

reactivity - adj. 1 showing reaction. 2 of or relating to reactance. reactivity n.... [more]

reaffirmation - v.tr. affirm again. reaffirmation n.... [more]

reafforestation - v.tr. replant (former forest land) with trees. reafforestation n.... [more]

realignment - v.tr. 1 align again. 2 regroup in politics etc. realignment n.... [more]

realist - n. 1 the practice of regarding things in their true nature and dealing with them... [more]

realistically - adj. 1 regarding things as they are; following a policy of realism. 2 based on facts... [more]

realizability - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 (often foll. by that + clause) be fully ... [more]

realizable - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 (often foll. by that + clause) be fully ... [more]

realization - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 (often foll. by that + clause) be fully ... [more]

realizer - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 (often foll. by that + clause) be fully ... [more]

reallocation - v.tr. allocate again or differently. reallocation n.... [more]

reallotment - v.tr. (reallotted, reallotting) allot again or differently. reallotment n.... [more]

realness - adj. & adv. 1 actually existing as a thing or occurring in fact. 2 genuine; rightly... [more]

reamer - orig. uncert.]... [more]

reanimation - v.tr. 1 restore to life. 2 restore to activity or liveliness. reanimation n.... [more]

reappearance - v.intr. appear again or as previously. reappearance n.... [more]

reapplication - v.tr. & intr. (-ies, -ied) apply again, esp. submit a further application (for... [more]

reappointment - v.tr. appoint again to a position previously held. reappointment n.... [more]

reapportionment - v.tr. apportion again or differently. reapportionment n.... [more]

reappraisal - v.tr. appraise or assess again. reappraisal n.... [more]

rearer - v. 1 tr. a bring up and educate (children). b breed... [more]

rearmament - v.tr. (also absol.) arm again, esp. with improved weapons. rearmament n.... [more]

rearrangement - v.tr. arrange again in a different way. rearrangement n.... [more]

reascension - v.tr. & intr. ascend again or to a former position. reascension n.... [more]

reasonableness - adj. 1 having sound judgement; moderate; ready to... [more]

reasonably - adj. 1 having sound judgement; moderate; ready to... [more]

reasoner - n. & v. 1 a motive, cause, or justification (has good reasons for doing this; [more]

reasoning - n. & v. 1 a motive, cause, or justification (has good reasons for doing this; [more]

reasonless - n. & v. 1 a motive, cause, or justification (has good reasons for doing this; [more]

reassembly - v.intr. & tr. assemble again or into a former state. reassembly n.... [more]

reassertion - v.tr. assert again. reassertion n.... [more]

reassessment - v.tr. assess again, esp. differently. reassessment n.... [more]

reassignment - v.tr. assign again or differently. reassignment n.... [more]

reassumption - v.tr. take on oneself or undertake again. reassumption n.... [more]

reassurance - v.tr. 1 restore confidence to; dispel the apprehensions of. 2 confirm in an [more]

reassurer - v.tr. 1 restore confidence to; dispel the apprehensions of. 2 confirm in an [more]

reassuring - v.tr. 1 restore confidence to; dispel the apprehensions of. 2 confirm in an [more]

reassuringly - v.tr. 1 restore confidence to; dispel the apprehensions of. 2 confirm in an [more]

reattachment - v.tr. attach again or in a former position. reattachment n.... [more]

reattainment - v.tr. attain again. reattainment n.... [more]

rebatable - ME f. OF rabattre (as RE-, ABATE)]... [more]

rebater - ME f. OF rabattre (as RE-, ABATE)]... [more]

rebelliousness - adj. 1 tending to rebel, insubordinate. 2 in rebellion. 3 defying lawful authority.... [more]

rebelliously - adj. 1 tending to rebel, insubordinate. 2 in rebellion. 3 defying lawful authority.... [more]

reborn - n. 1 a new incarnation. 2 spiritual enlightenment. 3 a revival (the rebirth of learning).... [more]

rebuker - v. & n. tr. reprove sharply; subject to protest or censure. 1 the act of rebuking.... [more]

rebukingly - v. & n. tr. reprove sharply; subject to protest or censure. 1 the act of rebuking.... [more]

reburial - v.tr. (-ies, -ied) bury again. reburial n.... [more]

rebut - v.tr. (rebutted, rebutting) 1 refute or disprove (evidence or a charge). 2 force... [more]

rebutment - v.tr. (rebutted, rebutting) 1 refute or disprove (evidence or a charge). 2 force... [more]

rebuttable - v.tr. (rebutted, rebutting) 1 refute or disprove (evidence or a charge). 2 force... [more]

rebuttal - v.tr. (rebutted, rebutting) 1 refute or disprove (evidence or a charge). 2 force... [more]

recalcitrance - adj. & n. 1 obstinately disobedient. 2 objecting to restraint. a recalcitrant [more]

recalcitrantly - adj. & n. 1 obstinately disobedient. 2 objecting to restraint. a recalcitrant [more]

recalculation - v.tr. calculate again. recalculation n.... [more]

recalescence - v.intr. grow hot again (esp. of iron allowed to cool ... [more]

recallable - v. & n. tr. 1 summon to return from a place or from a different occupation, inattention,... [more]

recantation - v. 1 tr. withdraw and renounce (a former belief or statement) as erroneous or heretical.... [more]

recanter - v. 1 tr. withdraw and renounce (a former belief or statement) as erroneous or heretical.... [more]

recapitalization - v.tr. (also -ise) capitalize (shares etc.) again. recapitalization n.... [more]

recapitulative - v.tr. 1 go briefly through again; summarize. 2 go over... [more]

recapitulatory - v.tr. 1 go briefly through again; summarize. 2 go over... [more]