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Rechabite (noun) Rech·ab·ite
recharge (verb) re·charge
recharge (noun) re·charge
rechargeable (adjective) re·charge·able
recharger (noun) re·charg·er
réchauffé (noun) ·chauf·
réchauffé (noun) ·chauf·
recheat (noun) re·cheat
recheck (verb) re·check
recheck (noun) re·check
recherché (adjective) re·cher·ché
recherché (adjective) re·cher·ché
rechristen (verb) re·chris·ten
recidivism (noun) re·cid·i·vism
recidivist (noun) re·cid·i·vist
recidivist (adjective) recidivist
recidivistic (adjective) re·cid·i·vis·tic
recipe (noun) rec·i·pe
recipiency (noun) re·cip·i·en·cy
recipient (noun) re·cip·i·ent
recipient (adjective) recipient
reciprocal (adjective) re·cip·ro·cal
reciprocal (noun) reciprocal
reciprocality (noun) re·cip·ro·cal·i·ty
reciprocally (adverb) re·cip·ro·cal·ly
reciprocate (verb) re·cip·ro·cate
reciprocation (noun) re·cip·ro·ca·tion
reciprocative (adjective) re·cip·ro·ca·tive
reciprocator (noun) re·cip·ro·ca·tor
reciprocity (noun) rec·i·proc·i·ty
recision (noun) re·ci·sion
recital (noun) re·cit·al
recitalist (noun) re·cit·al·ist
recitation (noun) rec·i·ta·tion
recitative (noun) rec·i·ta·tive
recitative (adjective) recitative
recitativo (noun) rec·i·ta·ti·vo
recite (verb) re·cite
reciter (noun) re·cit·er
reck (verb) reck
reckless (adjective) reck·less
recklessly (adverb) reck·less·ly
recklessness (noun) reck·less·ness
reckon (verb) reck·on
reckoner (noun) reck·on·er
reckoning (noun) reckoning
reclaim (verb) re·claim
reclaim (noun) re·claim
reclaimable (adjective) re·claim·able
reclaimer (noun) re·claim·er
reclamation (noun) rec·la·ma·tion
réclame (noun) ·clame
réclame (noun) ·clame
reclassification (noun) re·clas·si·fi·ca·tion
reclassify (verb) re·clas·si·fy
reclinable (adjective) re·clin·a·ble
recline (verb) re·cline
recliner (noun) re·clin·er
reclosable (adjective) re·clos·able
reclothe (verb) re·clothe
recluse (adjective) re·cluse
recluse (noun) recluse
reclusion (noun) re·clu·sion
reclusive (adjective) re·clu·sive
reclusively (adverb) re·clu·sive·ly
reclusiveness (noun) re·clu·sive·ness
recode (verb) re·code
recognise (verb) rec·og·nise
recognition (noun) rec·og·ni·tion
recognitory (adjective) re·cog·ni·to·ry
recognizability (noun) rec·og·niz·abil·i·ty
recognizable (adjective) rec·og·niz·able
recognizably (adverb) rec·og·niz·ably
recognizance (noun) re·cog·ni·zance
recognizant (adjective) re·cog·ni·zant
recognize (verb) rec·og·nize
recognizer (noun) rec·og·niz·er
recoil (verb) re·coil
recoil (noun) re·coil
recoil-operated (adjective) recoil-operated
recoilless (adjective) re·coil·less
recoin (verb) re·coin
recoinage (noun) re·coin·age
recollect (verb) rec·ol·lect
recollection (noun) rec·ol·lec·tion
recollective (adjective) rec·ol·lec·tive
Recollet (noun) Rec·ol·let
recolonization (noun) re·col·o·ni·za·tion
recolonize (verb) re·col·o·nize
recolor (verb) re·col·or
recolour (verb) re·col·our
recombinant (adjective) re·com·bi·nant
recombinant (noun) recombinant
recombinase (noun) re·com·bi·nase
recombination (noun) re·com·bi·na·tion
recombinational (adjective) re·com·bi·na·tion·al
recombine (verb) re·com·bine
recommend (verb) rec·om·mend
recommendable (adjective) rec·om·mend·able
recommendation (noun) rec·om·men·da·tion

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