English to English Dictionary

Reconcile

To restore friendly relations between enemies or disputing parties.

Recreationalist

A person who engages in recreational activities, especially outdoor pursuits such as hiking, skiing, or camping.

Redaction

The action of censoring or obscuring part of a text for legal, security, or privacy purposes.

Rededicate

To dedicate again or in a renewed manner, especially to a particular purpose, task, or deity.

Redeem

To compensate for the bad aspects of something; to gain or regain possession of something in exchange for payment.

Reemployment

The act of employing someone again, or the state of being employed again after a period of unemployment.

Refutable

Able to be proved wrong or false by argument, evidence, or testing.

Regulated Market

An economic market where government or regulatory bodies set rules and standards to control prices, entry, safety, or operational practices.

Reinstatement

The action of restoring someone or something to their former position, status, or condition.

Relinquish

To voluntarily cease to keep or claim; to give up possession or control of something.

Reminisce

To indulge in enjoyable recollection of past events, often vividly and with fondness.

Repentant

Feeling or expressing remorse or regret for one's sins or wrongdoings.