raconteur
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recalcitrant
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recant
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redoubtable
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refractory
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relegate
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renege
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renege [verb]: go back on one’s word; recant.
Example: I had not expected my own brother to renege on his promise to me.
Related words: reneger [noun]
Synonyms: abjure, disavow, disclaim, disavow, forswear, recant, renounce, resile, retract, withdraw
Antonyms: affirm, avow, bolster, buttress, champion, defend, maintain, preserve, promote, uphold
renounce
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reprehensible
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reproach
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reprobate
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reprobate [noun]: an unprincipled or immoral person.
Example: The priest told the man that he was a reprobate, and that he must seek forgiveness from God.
Related words: reprobacy [noun], reprobater [noun], reprobative [adjective], reprobatory [adjective]
repudiate
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requisite
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rescind
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resolute
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reticent
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retribution
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reverent
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rhapsody
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rhetoric
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rhetoric [noun]: language that is extravagant and calculated to persuade others, usually by appealing to their emotions.
Example: It is easier to sway people with false rhetoric than it is with simple fact.
Related words: rhetorical [adjective], rhetorically [adverb]
Synonyms: bombast, grandiloquence, hyperbole, eloquence, magniloquence, pomposity
Antonyms: fact, logic
Notes: This word has a slightly negative connotation. It is associated with [...]
