vocab 16 Flashcards
rebuke (v.)
to criticize sharply
recant (v.)
to withdraw a statement or belief formally and publicly
recapitulate (v.)
to retell or restate briefly; summarize
recoil (v.)
to (suddenly) shrink back physically or emotionally
recondite (adj.)
difficult or impossible for one of ordinary understanding or knowledge to comprehend
recreant (n.)
unfaithful to duty or allegiance; coward/traitor
rectify (v.)
to set right
redolent (adj.)
to reminisce; pleasant smell
redundant (adj.)
exceeding what is necessary or normal
regale (v.)
to give pleasure or amusement to
regress (v.)
movement backward to a previous and especially worse or more primitive state or condition
sacrosanct (adj.)
most sacred or important
sadistic (adj.)
of, relating to, or characterized by sadism; delight in other’s pain or cruelty
sagacious (adj.)
of keen judgement
salacious (adj.)
lustful