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recommendatory (adjective) rec·om·men·da·to·ry
recommender (noun) rec·om·mend·er
recommit (verb) re·com·mit
recommitment (noun) re·com·mit·ment
recommittal (noun) re·com·mit·tal
recompense (verb) rec·om·pense
recompense (noun) recompense
recompilation (noun) re·com·pi·la·tion
recompile (verb) re·com·pile
recompile (noun) re·com·pile
recompose (verb) re·com·pose
recomposition (noun) re·com·po·si·tion
recon (noun) re·con
recon (verb) re·con
reconcilability (noun) rec·on·cil·abil·i·ty
reconcilable (adjective) rec·on·cil·able
reconcile (verb) rec·on·cile
reconcilement (noun) rec·on·cile·ment
reconciler (noun) rec·on·cil·er
reconciliation (noun) rec·on·cil·i·a·tion
reconciliatory (adjective) rec·on·cil·ia·to·ry
recondite (adjective) re·con·dite
reconditely (adverb) re·con·dite·ly
reconditeness (noun) re·con·dite·ness
recondition (verb) re·con·di·tion
reconfigurable (adjective) re·con·fig·ur·a·ble
reconfiguration (noun) re·con·fig·u·ra·tion
reconfigure (verb) re·con·fig·ure
reconfirm (verb) re·con·firm
reconfirmation (noun) re·con·fir·ma·tion
reconnaissance (noun) re·con·nais·sance
reconnect (verb) re·con·nect
reconnection (noun) re·con·nec·tion
reconnoiter (verb) re·con·noi·ter
reconnoiter (noun) re·con·noi·ter
reconnoitre (verb) re·con·noi·tre
reconnoitre (noun) re·con·noi·tre
reconsider (verb) re·con·sid·er
reconsideration (noun) re·con·sid·er·a·tion
reconsign (verb) re·con·sign
reconsignment (noun) re·con·sign·ment
reconstitute (verb) re·con·sti·tute
reconstitution (noun) re·con·sti·tu·tion
reconstruct (verb) re·con·struct
reconstructable (adjective) re·con·struct·a·ble
reconstructible (adjective) re·con·struct·ible
reconstruction (noun) re·con·struc·tion
reconstructionism (noun) re·con·struc·tion·ism
reconstructionist (adjective) re·con·struc·tion·ist
reconstructionist (noun) re·con·struc·tion·ist
reconstructive (adjective) re·con·struc·tive
reconstructor (noun) re·con·struc·tor
recontextualize (verb) re·con·tex·tu·al·ize
reconvene (verb) re·con·vene
reconversion (noun) re·con·ver·sion
reconvert (verb) re·con·vert
reconvey (verb) re·con·vey
reconveyance (noun) re·con·vey·ance
record (verb) re·cord
record (noun) rec·ord
record (adjective) record
record-breaker (noun) rec·ord-break·er
record-breaking (adjective) rec·ord-break·ing
recordable (adjective) re·cord·able
recordation (noun) re·cor·da·tion
recorder (noun) re·cord·er
recordership (noun) re·cord·er·ship
recording (noun) re·cord·ing
recordist (noun) re·cord·ist
recordset (noun) rec·ord·set
recount (verb) re·count
recount (noun) re·count
recounter (noun) re·count·er
recoup (verb) re·coup
recoupable (adjective) re·coup·able
recoupment (noun) re·coup·ment
recourse (noun) re·course
recover (verb) re·cov·er
recover (noun) re·cov·er
recoverability (noun) re·cov·er·abil·i·ty
recoverable (adjective) re·cov·er·able
recoverer (noun) re·cov·er·er
recovery (noun) re·cov·ery
recreancy (noun) rec·re·an·cy
recreant (adjective) rec·re·ant
recreant (noun) recreant
recreantly (adverb) rec·re·ant·ly
recreate (verb) rec·re·ate
recreation (noun) rec·re·a·tion
recreational (adjective) rec·re·a·tion·al
recreationally (adverb) rec·re·a·tion·al·ly
recreationist (noun) rec·re·a·tion·ist
recreative (adjective) rec·re·a·tive
recriminate (verb) re·crim·i·nate
recrimination (noun) re·crim·i·na·tion
recriminative (adjective) re·crim·i·na·tive
recriminatory (adjective) re·crim·i·na·to·ry
recross (verb) re·cross
recrudesce (verb) re·cru·desce
recrudescence (noun) re·cru·des·cence

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