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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
Used for a different purpose than originally intended.
reputable
Having a good reputation or trustworthy.
reputation
the beliefs or opinions held about someone.
repute
The opinion people have about someone or something.
reputed
Generally believed to be; reputedly.
reputedly
Said to be true or believed by many.
request
a formal demand for something
requiem
A mass for the dead or a tribute.
requiescant in pace
May they rest in peace in Latin.
requiescat in pace
Rest in peace in Latin.
require
to need something for a specific purpose.
requirement
Something needed for a particular purpose.
requisite
Required or necessary for a specific purpose.
requisition
An official request for something.
reread
To read something again for understanding.
rerun
To run something again.
res ipsa loquitur
the thing speaks for itself
resale
Selling something again after buying it.
reschedule
to change the time of an event
rescind
To take back or cancel something.