List of Words with re-
- React – To respond to something.
- Reappear – To appear again.
- Rearrange – To arrange something again.
- Rebuild – To build again.
- Recall – To remember or bring back to mind.
- Receive – To be given or presented with something.
- Recycle – To convert waste into reusable material.
- Redo – To do something again.
- Refill – To fill something again.
- Reform – To make changes in order to improve something.
- Regain – To obtain possession or use of something again.
- Regenerate – To grow or cause something to grow again.
- Reheat – To heat again.
- Rejoin – To join again.
- Relate – To show or establish a connection between things.
- Relocate – To move to a new place.
- Remake – To make again.
- Remove – To take away.
- Renew – To begin again.
- Repair – To fix or mend something.
- Repeat – To say or do something again.
- Replace – To take the place of something.
- Replay – To play again.
- Report – To give a spoken or written account of something.
- Request – To ask for something.
- Rescue – To save someone from a dangerous situation.
- Research – To investigate or study something thoroughly.
- Resist – To withstand the action or effect of something.
- Resolve – To find a solution to a problem.
- Respect – To admire someone or something deeply.
- Respond – To reply or react to something.
- Restore – To bring back to the original condition.
- Restrict – To limit the actions or movement of something.
- Restructure – To organize something differently.
- Retake – To take something again.
- Retell – To tell a story again.
- Return – To go back to a place.
- Reuse – To use something again.
- Revamp – To give something a new and improved form.
- Reveal – To make known or show something that was hidden.
- Revenge – To inflict harm in return for a wrong done.
- Review – To examine or assess something again.
- Revise – To reconsider and change something.
- Revive – To bring back to life or consciousness.
- Revoke – To take back or cancel something.
- Rewind – To wind back to the beginning.
- Rewrite – To write something again.
- Reactivate – To make something active again.
- Realign – To change or restore the position of something.
- Reapply – To apply again.
- Reassess – To evaluate something again.
- Rebalance – To adjust the balance of something again.
- Reboot – To restart a computer or system.
- Rebound – To bounce back.
- Recheck – To check something again.
- Reclaim – To retrieve or recover something.
- Reconfirm – To confirm something again.
- Reconsider – To think about something again.
- Reconnect – To connect again.
- Reconstruct – To build or form something again.
- Record – To set down in writing or another form.
- Recreate – To make something anew.
- Redeem – To gain or regain possession of something.
- Redefine – To define again.
- Rediscover – To discover again.
- Redistribute – To distribute again.
- Redraw – To draw again.
- Refer – To direct to a source for information.
- Refinance – To provide new finance for something.
- Reflect – To throw back light or heat.
- Refund – To give back money.
- Refuse – To decline to accept.
- Regenerate – To regenerate again.
- Register – To enroll or record.
- Regulate – To control or maintain the rate or speed.
- Reimburse – To pay back money to someone.
- Reinforce – To strengthen or support.
- Reinstall – To install again.
- Reintroduce – To introduce again.
- Reinvest – To invest again.
- Rekindle – To relight or revive.
- Relinquish – To give up or surrender something.
- Remarry – To marry again.
- Renewal – To renew something.
- Reopen – To open again.
- Reorganize – To organize differently.
- Repay – To pay back.
- Replenish – To fill something up again.
- Reposition – To place in a different position.
- Repurpose – To adapt for a different purpose.
- Requalify – To qualify again.
- Requisition – To demand the use or supply of something.
- Reroute – To send along a different route.
- Reschedule – To schedule again.
- Resettle – To settle in a new place.
- Resign – To give up a job or position.
- Resound – To fill a place with sound.
- Resurface – To come back up to the surface.
- Retire – To leave one’s job and stop working.
- Retrieve – To get back.
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