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Reflection (n): reflected light, image etc, thought
Reflex (n): an action done involuntarily
Reform (v): amend ones says
Reform (n): improvement
Reformation (n): reforming, amendment
Reformer (n): one actively supporting reforms
Refrain (v): hold back
Refrain (n): burden of a song, words or lines of a song that are repeated
Refresh (v): make fresh, give new strength to
Refreshment (n): food or drink
Refrigerator (n): box or room for cooling food
Refuge (n): a shelter from trouble
Refugee (n): one, who wants protection from trouble, danger etc.
Refund (v): pay back
Refund (n): a payment returned, repayment
Refuse (v): decline, reject
Refuse (n): waste material
Refute (v): to prove to be wrong
Regain (v): recover, get possession again, reach again
Regal (v): royal, kingly
Regale (v): to feast, to please
Regard (v): look at, consider
Regard (n): respect, as regards
Regarding (prep): concerning, in reference to
Regatta (n): a boat race
Regency (n): the state of being ruled by a regent or one who is appointed to rule instead of the ruler
Regenerate (v): reproduce, reform spiritually, gave a new strength to life
Regenerate (n): regeneration
Regent (n): a deputy who rules in the place of the king
Regicide (n): murder of a king; one who kills a king
Regime (n): system of government
Regimen (n): orderly government, rule of diet
Regiment (n): a large division of the army
Regiment (v): discipline
Region (n): area, division, tract, country
Register (n): a written record, roll, list
Register (v): record
Registrar (n): one who keeps records or registers
Regnant (adj.): ruling, predominant
Regress (n): retrogression, going back
Regress (opp.): progress
Regress (v): return to an carless state
Regret (n): sorrow
Regret (v): to be sorry
Regretful (adj.): expressing sorrow
Regrettable (adj.): fit for being regretted
Regular (adj.): orderly, periodic, usual
Regularity (n): state of being regular, uniformity
Regularize (v): make regular
Regulate (v): direct, to control by rules, put in good order

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