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reston
A planned community in Virginia.
restoration
period of Charles II's reign
restorative
Helping to restore health or strength.
restore
To bring something back to its original state.
restrain
Holding back or limiting movement.
restraint
Control over one's impulses or actions.
restrict
to limit or control something.
restriction
A limit placed on something or someone.
restrictive
limiting or controlling freedom or movement.
restroom
A room equipped with toilets and sinks.
restructure
To change the structure of something.
result
the outcome of an action or event
resultant
The outcome of a particular action.
résumé
A document summarizing a person's qualifications.
resume
A document listing skills and experiences.
resumption
The act of starting again after a pause.
resupply
To provide more supplies or resources.
resurface
To come back to the surface or be renewed.
resurgence
A revival or renewed interest in something.
resurgent
Becoming active or popular again.
resurrect
Bring someone or something back to life.
resurrection
The act of coming back to life.
resuscitate
To revive someone from unconsciousness or death.
resuscitation
bringing someone back to consciousness or life