Barrons + PR Wordsmart (1501 - 1854) Flashcards
RESCIND
to invalidate, repeal, retract
RESOLUTE
adamant, steadfast, determined
resourceful
able to meet any situation
respite
an interval of relief, delay
restrictive
harsh, confining
RETICENT
quiet, reserved, reluctant to express thoughts and feelings
reticent
silent
reticent
silent; reserved
retort
reply, answer
RETRENCHMENT
the act of cutting down, especially expenses
retrospect
looking backward
reverberating
reechoing, resounding
revere
honor, respect, admire
REVERENT
marked by, feeling, or expressing a feeling of profound awe and respect
revert
return
reviled
to speak about someone or something in a very critical or insulting way
RHETORIC
the art or study of effective use of language for communication and persuasion
rhetoric
use sometimes exaggerated of language
rife
widespread
rift
a split, break, breach
RISIBLE
hilarious, provoking laughter
romp
to move in a lively manner
roster
a list of names
RUBRIC
authoritiative rule, heading, title, or category