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Question 1

RAG

Answer 1

to tease, scold.

Question 2

RAZZ

Answer 2

to tease, ridicule, deride, heckle, etc.

Question 3

REASSURE

Answer 3

assure anew, restore confidence

Question 4

REBUFF

Answer 4

to refuse bluntly; snub.

Question 5

REBUKE

Answer 5

to blame or scold in a sharp way; reprimand.

Question 6

RECOMMEND

Answer 6

to suggest favorably as suited for some use, function, position, etc. Advise, counsel; suggest.

Question 7

REFUSE

Answer 7

decline to accept; reject.

Question 8

REFUTE

Answer 8

prove a person to be wrong.

Question 9

REINFORCE

Answer 9

strengthen by addition assistance, material or support, stimulate by reinforcement

Question 10

REJECT

Answer 10

refuse to take, agree to, use, believe, etc. Discards or throws out as worthless, useless, or substandard; casts off or out.

Question 11

REPEL

Answer 11

to drive back; ward off; refuse admission or approach or acceptance.

Question 12

REPRIMAND

Answer 12

rebuke severely or formally.

Question 13

REPROACH

Answer 13

accuse of and blame for a fault so as to make feel ashamed; rebuke; reprove.

Question 14

REPROVE

Answer 14

speak to in disapproval; rebuke. Express disapproval of something done or said; censure.

Question 15

REPUDIATE

Answer 15

to refuse to have anything to do with; disown or cast off publicly. To refuse to accept or support; deny the validity or authority of.

Question 16

RESIST

Answer 16

to withstand; oppose; fend off; stand firm against; fight, argue, or work against; to refuse to cooperate with, submit, etc.

Question 17

RESTRAIN

Answer 17

to hold back from action; check, suppress, curb. Keep under control.

Question 18

RETALIATE AGAINST

Answer 18

to return like for like; especially to return evil for evil; pay back injury for injury.

Question 19

RETREAT FROM

Answer 19

withdraw from in the face of opposition or from a dangerous or unpleasant situation.

Question 20

REVOLT AGAINST

Answer 20

to refuse to submit to authority, custom, etc.; rebel; mutiny.

Question 21

RIB

Answer 21

to tease or make fun of.

Question 22

RIDE

Answer 22

to control, dominate, tyrannize over, oppress, torment, harass, or tease by making the butt of ridicule, criticism, etc.

Question 23

RIDICULE

Answer 23

to make the object of scornful laughter; make fun of; deride.

Question 24

ROAST

Answer 24

to criticize severely or ridicule without mercy.

Question 25

ROMANCE

Answer 25

to make love to; woo. Seek to gain the favor of, as by flattery, gifts, etc.; courts.

Question 26

RUSH

Answer 26

to make or cause to move, go or act with unusual or excessive speed; haste; hurries.