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Description=Word List No. 40
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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
refulgent	brightly shining; gleaming	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
rejoinder	retort; comeback; reply	noun
rejuvenate	make young again	verb
relegate	banish; consign to inferior position	verb	*
relent	give in	verb
relevancy	pertinence; reference to the case in hand	noun	*
relic	surviving remnant; memento	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; traitor; apostate	noun
renege	deny; go back on	verb
renounce	abandon; discontinue; disown; repudiate	verb	*
renovate	restore to good condition; renew	verb
rent	rip; split	noun
renunciation	giving up; renouncing	verb
reparable	capable of being repaired	adjective
reparation	amends; compensation	noun
repartee	clever reply	noun
repast	meal; feast; banquet	noun
repeal	revoke; annul	verb
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
reprise	musical repitition; repeat performance; recurrent action	noun
reproach	express disapproval or disappointment	verb
reprobate	person hardened in sin, devoid of a sense of decency	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

