remove v. to take off; to shed; to take away; to eliminate; to get rid of; to eject; to dismiss; to discharge
render v. to give; to submit; to do; to transform; to bring to a particular condition; to represent; to depict; to translate; to automatically create a three-dimensional picture according to a model within a computer (Computers)
renege n. the act of reneging
renege v.to fail to carry out a promise or commitment
renew v. to restore to good condition; to restart; to resume; to refresh; to extend for an additional period of time
renewal n. the act of renewing or the state of having been renewed
renovate v. to restore to an earlier condition, as by repairing or remodeling; to impart new vigor to; revive
renovation n. act of repairing; renewal; act of restoring to good condition
renowned adj. famous; prominent
rental adj. available to lease or rent
rental n. money paid for the use of property; property that is leased; act of leasing
repeal n. the act or process of repealing
repeal v.to revoke or rescind, especially by an official or formal act
repetition n. reiteration; act of redoing something
replace v. to substitute for; to provide a substitute item; to return something to a particular position or location
replacement n. substitution; substitute
repo n. agreement in which the seller of securities agrees to buy them back at a specified time and price
represent v. to act as an agent on behalf of a person or organization; to symbolize; to stand for; to depict; to represent; to portray
representative adj. typical; characteristic; serving to portray or depict; acting on behalf of another person or organization
representative n. delegate; agent; person who acts on behalf of another person or organization
reprove v. to accuse; to admonish
reputation n. regard; esteem; renown
request n. petition; instance of asking for something; something that is asked for; object of a petition