English to English Dictionary

reformism

The belief in or advocacy of gradual reform rather than abolition or revolution of a system.

regulations

Official rules or directives made by an authority.

reimburse

To repay (someone) for expenses incurred.

reimbursement

The act of paying back money to someone that they have spent for a business or official purpose.

relentless

Unceasingly intense or severe; continuous and without softening or yielding.

remanence

The magnetic induction that remains in a magnetic material after the removal of an external magnetic field.

remission

The cancellation or reduction of a penalty, debt, or charge.

repercussion

An unintended consequence occurring some time after an event or action, especially an unwelcome one.

replicate

To make an exact copy of; reproduce.

reposition

To put something in a different position.

reproach

The expression of disapproval or disappointment.

repulse

Drive back (an attacking force).