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word	definition	part of speech	high-frequency
rescind	cancel	verb
resentment	indignation; bitterness; displeasure	noun
reserve	self-control; formal but distant manner	noun	*
residue	remainder; balance	noun
resigned	unresisting; patiently submissive	adjective	*
resilient	elastic; having the power of springing back	adjective
resolution	determination	noun
resolve	determination	noun	*
resolve	decide; settle; solve	verb
resonant	echoing; resounding; possessing resonance	adjective
respite	delay in punishment; interval of relief; rest	noun
resplendent	brilliant; lustrous	adjective
responsiveness	state of reacting readily to appeals	noun
restitution	reparation; indemnification	noun
restive	restlessly impatient; unmanageable	adjective
restraint	controlling force	noun
resurge	rise again; flow to and fro	verb
resurgent	rising again after defeat, etc.	adjective
resuscitate	revive	verb
retaliation	repayment in kind (usually for bad treatment)	noun
retentive	holding; having a good memory	adjective
reticence	reserve; uncommunicativeness; inclination to be silent	noun	*
retinue	following; attendants	noun
retiring	modest; shy	adjective
retort	quick, sharp reply	noun
retract	withdraw; take back	verb	*
retrench	cut down; economize	verb
retribution	vengeance; compensation; punishment for offenses	noun
retrieve	recover; find and bring in	verb
retroactive	taking effects before its enactment(as a law) or imposition(as atax)	adjective
retrograde	go backwards; degenerate, instead of advancing	verb
retrospective	looking back on the past	adjective
revelry	boisterous merrymaking	noun
reverberate	echo; resound	verb
reverent	respectful; worshipful	adjective	*
reverie	daydream; musing	noun
revert	turn back to	verb
revile	slander; vilify	verb
revoke	calcel; retract	verb
revulsion	sudden violent change of feeling; reaction	noun
rhapsodize	to speak or write in an exaggerately enthusiastic matter	verb
rhetoric	art of effective communication; insincere language	noun
ribald	wanton; profane	adjective
riddle	pierce with holes; permeate oe spread through	verb
rider	amendment or clause added to a legislative bill	noun
rife	abundant; current	adjective
rift	opening; break	noun
rig	fix; manipulate	verb
rigor	severity	noun
rile	vex; irritate	verb
risible	inclined to laugh; ludicrous	adjective
risqu	verging upon the improper; offcolor	adjective
rivulet	small stream	noun
roan	brown mixed with gray or white	adjective
robust	vigorous; strong	adjective
rococo	ornate; highly decorated	adjective
roil	to make liquids murky by stirring up sediment	verb
roseate	rosy; optimistic	adjective
roster	list	noun
rostrum	platform for speech-making; pulpit	noun
rote	repetition	noun
rotunda	circular building or hall covered with a dome	noun
rotundity	roundness; sonorousness of speech	noun
rousing	lively; stirring	adjective
rout	stampede; drive out	verb
rubble	broken fragments	noun
rubric	direction for religious ceremony; protocol	noun
ruddy	reddish; healthy-looking	adjective
rudimentary	not developed; elementary	adjective	*
rueful	regretful; sorrowful; dejected	adjective
ruffian	bully; scoundrel	noun
ruminate	chew over and over (mentally or like cows, physically); mull over; ponder	verb
rummage	ransack; thoroughly search	verb
runic	mysterious; set down in an ancient alphabet	adjective
ruse	trick; stratagem	noun
rustic	pertaining to country people; uncouth	adjective
rusticate	banish to the country; dwell in the country	verb
ruthless	pitiless	adjective
saboteur	one who commits sabotage; destroyer of property	noun
saccharine	cloyingly sweet	adjective
sacrilegious	desecrating; profane	adjective
sacrosanct	most sacred; inviolable	adjective