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reinforce
word B2To strengthen or support an object, feeling, or argument with additional material or evidence.
↗reinforcement
word B2The action of strengthening or supporting something; encouraging a behavior through rewards or incentives.
↗reject
word B1to refuse to accept, consider, use, or agree to something; to refuse to accept or consider something to refuse to accept; to dismiss to dismiss or refuse to accept, consider, or submit to
↗rejuvenate
word C1To make someone or something look or feel younger, fresher, or more lively.
↗rejuvenation
word C1The action or process of giving new energy or vigor to something, or restoring it to a former better state.
↗relate
word B1to feel sympathy for or identify with someone; also to show a connection between things
↗relate to
phrase B1to be connected with something; or to understand and empathize with someone
↗relation
word B1the way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected; a connection
↗relationship
word B1the way in which two or more people, groups, or things are connected or behave toward each other
↗relationship between
phrase B1the way in which two things or people are connected or linked
↗relationship with
phrase B1the state of being connected with a specific person or group
↗relative
word B1a family member; or considered in relation to something else considered in comparison to something else; not absolute; comparative a person who is part of your family
↗relatively
word B1in relation, comparison, or proportion to something else; fairly
↗relax
word A2to rest and become calm after work, stress, or tension to make or become less tense or anxious; to rest
↗relay
word B2a team race where members take turns, or an electrical/signal transmission device
↗release
word A2to make something available to the public; also to let someone or something go free to set free; to allow something to escape or go away to set free, to make available, or to allow something to go out; to set free; to allow something to escape or go away to set free, to make available, or to allow something to go out
↗relentless
word C1oppressively constant, unyielding, or continuing without pause
↗relevant
word B2directly connected with the subject or useful for the situation closely connected or appropriate to what is being discussed; pertinent closely connected or appropriate to what is being considered or done; closely connected or appropriate to what is being discussed; pertinent closely connected or appropriate to what is being considered or done
↗reliable
word B1able to be trusted to work well or tell the truth Consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted. dependable; trustworthy; consistent; Consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted; consistently good in quality or performance; able to be trusted
↗reliable source
phrasea dependable, verified, and trustworthy person, document, or institution that provides factual information
↗relief
word B2a feeling of reassurance and relaxation following release from anxiety or pain; or assistance, especially in the form of food or money, given to those in need; a feeling of comfort after worry or distress; assistance given to those in need a feeling of reassurance and comfort after stress or discomfort
↗Relief Train
word C1a special train carrying emergency supplies, rescue workers, or aid to disaster areas or accident sites
↗relieve
word B2to cause pain, distress, or difficulty to become less severe or serious to make pain, distress, or difficulty less severe or serious
↗religion
word B1a system of belief and worship, often connected with God or gods a system of faith and worship involving belief in a higher power
↗religious
word B1connected with religion or strong religious belief relating to or believing in a religion; devout; spiritual; relating to or believing in a religion or faith
↗relinquish
word C1Voluntarily cease to keep or claim; to give up control, possession, or a right.
↗Reluctantly
word B2in an unwilling manner; with hesitation or resistance
↗rely
word B1to depend on someone or something with full trust and confidence
↗rely on
phrasal verbto depend on someone or something with complete trust and confidence for assistance or results
↗remain
word A2to stay in the same place or condition; to be left after others are gone to stay in the same place; to continue to exist to stay in the same place or condition
↗remain stable
phrase B1to stay in a balanced, steady, or unchanging condition
↗remark
word B1a short comment; to say something as a comment something that is said; a comment
↗remarkable
word B1unusual and impressive, so people notice it worthy of attention; extraordinary; notable; worthy of attention; striking
↗remedy
word B2A medicine or treatment for an illness; a solution to a problem.; a medicine or treatment for a disease or injury; a solution to a problem a medicine or treatment for a disease; a solution to a problem a treatment or solution for a problem or illness
↗remember
word A1to keep something in your mind or bring it back to your mind to bring a past event back into one's mind; to keep in memory to recall to the mind; to keep in memory; To bring a past event or fact back into one's mind; to retain in memory.
↗remind
word A2to make someone remember something to cause someone to remember something
↗Reminisce about
phrasal verbto talk, write, or think pleasantly about past experiences and nostalgic moments
↗remittance
word B1A sum of money sent, especially by a person working abroad to their family or home country.
↗remnants
word C1Small remaining parts or traces of something that once was much larger.
↗remorse
word C1Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.
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