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retraction (noun) re·trac·tion
retractive (adjective) re·trac·tive
retractor (noun) re·trac·tor
retrain (verb) re·train
retrainable (adjective) re·train·able
retranslate (verb) re·trans·late
retranslation (noun) re·trans·la·tion
retransmission (noun) re·trans·mis·sion
retransmit (verb) re·trans·mit
retread (verb) re·tread
retread (noun) re·tread
retreat (noun) re·treat
retreat (verb) retreat
retreatant (noun) re·treat·ant
retreater (noun) re·treat·er
retrench (verb) re·trench
retrenchment (noun) re·trench·ment
retrial (noun) re·tri·al
retribalization (noun) re·trib·al·i·za·tion
retribution (noun) ret·ri·bu·tion
retributive (adjective) re·trib·u·tive
retributively (adverb) re·trib·u·tive·ly
retributory (adjective) re·trib·u·to·ry
retrievability (noun) re·triev·abil·i·ty
retrievable (adjective) re·triev·able
retrieval (noun) re·triev·al
retrieve (verb) re·trieve
retrieve (noun) retrieve
retriever (noun) re·triev·er
retro (adjective) ret·ro
retro (noun) retro
retro-rocket (noun) ret·ro-rock·et
retroaction (noun) ret·ro·ac·tion
retroactive (adjective) ret·ro·ac·tive
retroactively (adverb) ret·ro·ac·tive·ly
retroactivity (noun) ret·ro·ac·tiv·i·ty
retrobulbar (adjective) ret·ro·bul·bar
retrocede (verb) ret·ro·cede
retrocession (noun) ret·ro·ces·sion
retrochoir (noun) ret·ro·choir
retrodict (verb) ret·ro·dict
retrodiction (noun) ret·ro·dic·tion
retrodictive (adjective) ret·ro·dic·tive
retrofire (verb) ret·ro·fire
retrofire (noun) retrofire
retrofit (verb) ret·ro·fit
retrofit (noun) ret·ro·fit
retroflection (noun) ret·ro·flec·tion
retroflex (adjective) ret·ro·flex
retroflexion (noun) ret·ro·flex·ion
retrogradation (noun) ret·ro·gra·da·tion
retrograde (adjective) ret·ro·grade
retrograde (adverb) retrograde
retrograde (verb) retrograde
retrograde (noun) ret·ro·grade
retrogradely (adverb) ret·ro·grade·ly
retrogress (verb) ret·ro·gress
retrogression (noun) ret·ro·gres·sion
retrogressive (adjective) ret·ro·gres·sive
retrogressively (adverb) ret·ro·gres·sive·ly
retroject (verb) ret·ro·ject
retronym (noun) ret·ro·nym
retropack (noun) ret·ro·pack
retroperitoneal (adjective) ret·ro·per·i·to·ne·al
retroperitoneally (adverb) ret·ro·per·i·to·ne·al·ly
retroreflection (noun) ret·ro·re·flec·tion
retroreflective (adjective) ret·ro·re·flec·tive
retroreflector (noun) ret·ro·re·flec·tor
retrorocket (noun) ret·ro·rock·et
retrorse (adjective) re·trorse
retrospect (noun) ret·ro·spect
retrospect (adjective) retrospect
retrospect (verb) retrospect
retrospection (noun) ret·ro·spec·tion
retrospective (adjective) ret·ro·spec·tive
retrospective (noun) retrospective
retrospectively (adverb) ret·ro·spec·tive·ly
retrosternal (adjective) ret·ro·ster·nal
retrotransposon (noun) ret·ro·trans·po·son
retroussé (adjective) re·trous·sé
retroussé (adjective) ret·rous·sé
retroversion (noun) ret·ro·ver·sion
retroverted (adjective) ret·ro·vert·ed
Retrovir (noun) Ret·ro·vir
retroviral (adjective) ret·ro·vi·ral
retrovirus (noun) ret·ro·vi·rus
retry (verb) re·try
retry (noun) re·try
retsina (noun) ret·si·na
retune (verb) re·tune
return (verb) re·turn
return (noun) return
return (adjective) return
returnable (adjective) re·turn·able
returnable (noun) returnable
returnee (noun) re·turn·ee
returner (noun) re·turn·er
retuse (adjective) re·tuse
Reuben (noun) Reu·ben
reunification (noun) re·u·ni·fi·ca·tion

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