English to English Dictionary

Repugnance

A strong feeling of dislike or disgust.

Rereward

The rear guard of an army or military force.

Resale-price-maintenance

The practice whereby a manufacturer and its distributors agree that the distributors will sell the manufacturer's product at certain specified prices.

Rescription

An official written answer or decree given by a pope or sovereign in response to a specific inquiry or petition.

Residuum

A substance that remains after a process, especially after the separation of a liquid from a solid.

Resiolate

To re-establish a social, organizational, or structural bond with a group or entity after a period of separation.

Resplendence

The quality of being resplendent; brilliance or radiant beauty.

Restitute

To restore something lost, stolen, or damaged to its proper owner.

Resurgam

A pledge, motto, or expression signifying revival, resurrection, or rising again from defeat, ruin, or death.

Retardatory

Causing delay, retardation, or slowing down in progress, action, or development.

Retercensiveness

The quality or state of being reticence-oriented; a deliberate tendency toward silence, reserve, or withholding information.

Reticular

Resembling a net or network; constructed, arranged, or marked like a net.