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PSAT R Word List

Word list for 2009-2010

QuestionAnswer
raconteur witty, skillful storyteller
rail (v) to scold with bitter or abusive language
ramble to roam, wander; to babble, digress
ramification an implication, outgrowth, or consequence
rancor bitter hatred
rant to harangue, rave, forcefully scold
rapport relationship of trust and respect
rapt deeply absorbed
rarefy to make thinner, purer, or more refined
rash (adj) careless, hasty, reckless
raucous harsh sounding; boisterous
ravage to destroy, devastate
ravenous extremely hungry
raze to tear down, demolish
reactionary marked by extreme conservatism, especially in politics
rebuff (n) blunt rejection
rebuke to reprimand, scold
rebut to refute by evidence or argument
recalcitrant resisting authority or control
recant to retract a statement, opinion, etcetera
reclusive shut off from the world
recondite relating to obscure learning; known to only a few
recount to describe facts or events
redress relief from wrong or injury
redundancy unnecessary repetition
refract to deflect sound or light
refuge escape, shelter
regimen government rule; systematic plan
rejoinder response
relinquish to renounce or surrender something
relish (v) to enjoy greatly
remuneration pay or reward for work, trouble, etcetera
renascent reborn, coming into being again
renegade traitor, person abandoning a cause
renege to go back on one's word
renown fame, widespread acclaim
repast meal or mealtime
repentant apologetic, guilty, remorseful
replete abundantly supplied
repose relaxation, leisure
reprehensible blameworthy, disreputable
reproach to find fault with; blame
reprobate morally unprincipled person
reprove to criticize or correct
requite to return or repay
rescind to repeal, cancel
residue remainder, leftover, remnant
resilient able to recover quickly after illness or bad luck; able to bounce back to shape
resolute determined; with a clear purpose
respite interval of relief
resplendent splendid, brilliant
restive impatient, uneasy, restless
reticent not speaking freely; reserved
retort (n) cutting response
retrospective review of the past
revelry boisterous festivity
revere to worship, regard with awe
revert to backslide, regress
revile to criticize with harsh language, verbally abuse
rhetoric persuasive use of language
ribald humorous in a vulgar way
riddle (v) to make many holes in; permeate
rife widespread, prevalent; abundant
risque bordering on being inappropriate or indecent
robust strong and healthy; hardy
rostrum stage for public speaking
rotund round in shape; fat
rue to regret
ruminate to contemplate, reflect upon
rustic rural
Created by: rierei1971
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