Vocabulary Quizzes for 8th September : Here is the complete list.

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Vocabulary Quizzes for 8th September :

Readily (adj.): quickly, willingly, whole - heartedly
Readiness (n): state of being ready
Reading (n); act of one who reads, figure of measurement as shown by a dial, interpretation
Ready (adj.); prepared, capable, eager, quick to act
Ready-made (adj.): made before hand, ready for use, not made to order
Real (adj.); existing infact, not imaginary
Realise (v): get or obtain, accomplish, feel, understand, see clearly, collect (debt)
Realize (v): get or obtain, accomplish, feel, understand, see clearly, collect (debt)
Reality (n); existence, that which is not imaginary
Really (adj.): infact, without doubt
Realm (n); kingdom, province, region
Ream (n): a measure for paper equivalent to 20 quires
Reap (v): harvest, cut and gather, obtain
Rear (v): the hind or back part
Rear (v): bring up
Reason (n): cause, motive, evidence, wisdom, excuse
Reasonable (adj.): rational, sensible
Rebate (n); deduction, discount
Rebel (n): one who fights against authority
Rebel (v): to revolt
Rebellion (n): revolt, uprising
Rebound (v): react, revert
Rebuke (v): check, chide, reprove
Rebuke (n): reproof, chiding
Rebut (v): prove to be false, refuse, reject
Recalcitrant (adj.): dissent - obedient, stubborn
Recall (v): call back, cancel, revoke
Recall (n): act of calling back
Recapitulate (v): repeat, go through again, summarize
Recapture (v): to get possession of once again
Recast (v): cast or throw again
Recede (v): retire, retreat, with draw
Receipt (n): a recipe, an acknowledgement for the money received
Receipt (pl.)): income
Receipt (v): acknowledge
Receive (v): accept, get, admit, entertainment
Receiver (n): person who receives, part of a telephone held for hearing, an official in charge of a bankrupt’s estate
Recension (n): review, revisal, criticism
Recent (adj.): not long before, fresh, new, modern
Receptacle (n): a vessel, a place for putting things in
Reception (n): welcome, acceptance, entertainment

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