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Recess (n): temporary cessation from work, an out of the way spot, alcove
Recipe (n); prescription
Recipient (n): person who receives
Reciprocal (adj.): mutual, interchangeable
Reciprocal (n): result obtained when one is divided by a quantity
Reciprocate (v): give and take
Recital (n): narration from memory
Recite (v): narrate, to repeat from memory
Reck (v): to care for
Reckless (adj.): rash, careless, thoughtless
Reckon (v): count
Reclaim (v): bring back to a useful condition, to demand the return of, reform
Reclamation (n): recovery, reforming
Recline (v): lie, lean
Recluse (n): one who lives in seclusion
Recognise (v): recollect, identity
Recognize (v): recollect, identity
Recognition (n): the act of recognising, the condition of being acknowledged
Recoil (v): kick back, react
Recoil (n): a rebound
Recollect (v): remember, call back to the mind
Recollection (n): bringing back to mind, remembrance
Recommence (v): to advised, speak favourably of, to say that a person or thing is good
Recommendation (n); commendation, favourable report regarding fitness
Recompense (v): reward, make payment, remunerate
Recompense (n); repayment
Reconcile (v); pacify, to make friends again after a quarrel
Reconnaissance (n): survey of stretch of area occupied by the enemy forces
Reconsider (v): ponder over gain
Record (n); state of being preserved in writing, a register
Record (v); register
Recount (v); to count again, narrate
Recoup (v); reimburse, make good, recover
Recourse (n); seeking help from, refuge, resort
Recover (v): to improve after sickness, get back
Recovery (n); restoration to health after sickness, getting back
Recreant (adj.): cowardly, unfaithful
Recreation (n); refreshment, amusement
Recrimination (n); a counter charge, accusing in return
Recrudescence (n): new outburst, renewed out break

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