Employment Vocabulary for 17th September : Here is the complete list.

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Employment Vocabulary for 17th September :

Resist (v): withstand, oppose
Resistance (n): opposition, an opposing force, power to with stand
Resolute (adj.): having a fixed purpose, steady
Resolution (n): analysis, solution, determination, firmness
Resolve (v): determine, decide, analyse
Resonant (adj.): echoing
Resort (v): go
Resort (n): place, frequented
Resound (v): echo, be much talked of
Resource (n): available means, skill in meeting any situation
Resource (pl.): wealth
Resourceful (adj.): good or quick in finding
Respect (n): regard, honour, politeness
Respectable (adj.): deserving respect, worthy of regard
Respectful (adj.): showing respect
Respecting (prep): regarding, concerning
Respective (adj.): particular, relating to each order
Respectively (adv): relatively, individually
Respiration (n): act of breathing
Respite (n): an interval of rest, delay
Resplendent (adj.): very bright, splendid
Respond (v): answer
Respondent (n): one who responds, a defendant
Response (n): answer, reply, rejoinder
Responsibility (n): liability, duty
Responsible (adj.): having responsibility, trustworthy, important
Responsive (adj.): answering easily, sympathetic
Rest (n): repose, cessation from labour, sleep, reminder, that which supports
Restaurant (n): a place where refreshments or meals are provided
Restive (adj.): refusing to move forward, impatient
Restless (adj.): uneasy, active
Restorative (n): restoring, strength, health or vigour
Restorative (n): something that has the power to restore health and strength
Restore (v): to bring into effect, reinstate, to give back
Restrain (v): hold back, keep under control
Restraint (n): self control, check
Restrict (v): to keep within limits, confine
Restriction (n): that which limits
Result (n): out come, effect, consequence
Result (v): follow (as a consequence) end
Resume (v): to begin again, to occupy again
Resurrection (n): the act of rising again

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