English to English Dictionary

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.

Reestablishment

The action of restoring something that has been interrupted, damaged, or destroyed to its former state or condition.

Refectory

A room used for communal meals, especially in a monastery, convent, or college.

Refutable

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

Regimen

A regulated system or course of living, diet, or exercise designed to promote health or achieve a specific goal.

Regulated Market

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

Regulatory Framework

A system of rules, laws, and guidelines established by a government or regulatory body to govern the conduct of specific industries or activities.

Reincarnation

The religious or philosophical concept that the soul or spirit, after biological death, begins a new life in a new physical body.

Reinstatement

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

Reintegration

The action or process of integrating someone back into society, a group, or an organization.

Rejuvenation

The action or process of giving new energy or vigor to something, or of making someone look or feel younger.