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renegotiable (adjective) re·ne·go·tia·ble
renegotiate (verb) re·ne·go·ti·ate
renegotiation (noun) re·ne·go·ti·a·tion
renew (verb) re·new
renewability (noun) re·new·abil·i·ty
renewable (adjective) re·new·able
renewable (noun) renewable
renewably (adverb) re·new·ably
renewal (noun) re·new·al
renewer (noun) re·new·er
renga (noun) ren·ga
reniform (adjective) re·ni·form
renin (noun) re·nin
renitency (noun) re·ni·ten·cy
renitent (adjective) re·ni·tent
renminbi (noun) ren·min·bi
rennet (noun) ren·net
rennin (noun) ren·nin
renogram (noun) re·no·gram
renographic (adjective) re·no·graph·ic
renography (noun) re·nog·ra·phy
renominate (verb) re·nom·i·nate
renomination (noun) re·nom·i·na·tion
renormalization (noun) re·nor·mal·i·za·tion
renormalize (verb) re·nor·mal·ize
renounce (verb) re·nounce
renounceable (adjective) re·nounce·a·ble
renouncement (noun) re·nounce·ment
renouncer (noun) re·nounc·er
renovascular (adjective) re·no·vas·cu·lar
renovate (verb) ren·o·vate
renovation (noun) ren·o·va·tion
renovative (adjective) ren·o·va·tive
renovator (noun) ren·o·va·tor
renown (noun) re·nown
renown (verb) renown
renowned (adjective) re·nowned
rent (noun) rent
rent (verb) rent
rent-a-car (noun) rent-a-car
rent-a-cop (noun) rent-a-cop
rent-controlled (adjective) rent-controlled
rent-free (adjective) rent-free
rentability (noun) rent·abil·i·ty
rentable (adjective) rent·able
rental (noun) rent·al
rental (adjective) rental
rente (noun) rente
renter (noun) rent·er
rentier (noun) ren·tier
renunciant (noun) re·nun·ci·ant
renunciation (noun) re·nun·ci·a·tion
renunciative (adjective) re·nun·ci·a·tive
renunciatory (adjective) re·nun·ci·a·to·ry
renvers (noun) ren·vers
reoffend (verb) re·of·fend
reoffender (noun) re·of·fend·er
reoffer (verb) re·of·fer
reopen (verb) re·open
reorder (verb) re·or·der
reorder (noun) reorder
reorg (noun) re·org
reorg (verb) re·org
reorganization (noun) re·or·ga·ni·za·tion
reorganizational (adjective) re·or·ga·ni·za·tion·al
reorganize (verb) re·or·ga·nize
reorganizer (noun) re·or·ga·niz·er
reorient (verb) re·or·i·ent
reorientate (verb) re·o·ri·en·tate
reorientation (noun) re·o·ri·en·ta·tion
reovirus (noun) reo·vi·rus
rep (noun) rep
rep (verb) rep
repackage (verb) re·pack·age
repackager (noun) re·pack·ag·er
repair (verb) re·pair
repair (noun) repair
repairability (noun) re·pair·abil·i·ty
repairable (adjective) re·pair·able
repairer (noun) re·pair·er
repairman (noun) re·pair·man
repand (adjective) re·pand
repaper (verb) re·pap·er
reparable (adjective) rep·a·ra·ble
reparation (noun) rep·a·ra·tion
reparative (adjective) re·par·a·tive
repartee (noun) rep·ar·tee
repartition (noun) re·par·ti·tion
repartition (verb) re·par·ti·tion
repass (verb) re·pass
repassage (noun) re·pas·sage
repast (noun) re·past
repast (verb) re·past
repatriate (verb) re·pa·tri·ate
repatriate (noun) re·pa·tri·ate
repatriation (noun) re·pa·tri·a·tion
repay (verb) re·pay
repayable (adjective) re·pay·able
repayment (noun) re·pay·ment
repeal (verb) re·peal

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