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reprogramme
To change the instructions of a computer or device.
reps
Repetitions of an exercise.
reptile
A cold-blooded animal with scales, like a snake.
reptilian
relating to animals like snakes or lizards
republic
A government where citizens elect representatives.
Republican
A member of the major conservative US political party.
republicanism
a belief that a country should have elected leaders
republish
to print or distribute a book or article again
repudiate
To reject or deny the validity of something.
repudiation
The rejection of a proposal or agreement.
repugnant
extremely distasteful or unacceptable.
repulse
To drive back or repel an attack.
repulsion
A strong feeling of dislike or aversion.
repulsive
Causing a strong feeling of dislike or disgust.
repurchase
To buy back something previously sold.
repurposed
Adapted for a different use than originally intended.
reputable
Known to be honest and trusted by many people.
reputation
the beliefs or opinions held about someone.
repute
The opinion people have about someone or something.
reputed
widely considered to be a certain way
reputedly
according to what people say or believe
request
an act of politely asking for something
requiem
A mass for the dead or a tribute.
requiescant in pace
May they rest in peace in Latin.