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redeeshun, rendeetion, rendeition,
rendeetion [rɛnˈdiʃən]
n. A rendition.
n. A rendition.
renoon, renoun,
renoun [ˈriːnun]
n. Renown.
n. Renown.
ren$, rend, rent, rint,
rent [rɛnt]
n. A breach or dissension between persons.
v. To rend, tear. Crack, split. To belch, retch.
n. A breach or dissension between persons.
v. To rend, tear. Crack, split. To belch, retch.
renoonce, renounce, renunce,
renunce [rəˈnʌns]
v. To renounce, To dispense with, turn aside from, do without. leg. To surrender a lease or inheritance.
v. To renounce, To dispense with, turn aside from, do without. leg. To surrender a lease or inheritance.
reparaation, reparation, reparaution, reparawtion,
reparation [rəˈpəreʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]
n. Reparation. Furniture, furnishings. leg. Redress of a wrong by award of damages.
n. Reparation. Furniture, furnishings. leg. Redress of a wrong by award of damages.
repaet, repaet, repait, repeat, repeit, repet, repete, repeteetion, repeteition, repetition,
repeat [rəˈpit]
v. To repeat. leg. Refund, repay.
v. To repeat. leg. Refund, repay.
Compounds and phrases etc.
repeteetion [rəˈpətiʃən]: Repetition. leg. Restitution, repayment.
repel,
repel [rəˈpɛl]
v. To repel, reject. leg. To overrule.
v. To repel, reject. leg. To overrule.
repent, repentance, repentit, repintance, repintit, ripint, ripintit,
repent [rəˈpɛnt, MN. rɪˈpɪnt]
v. To feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin.
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v. To feel or express sincere regret or remorse about one's wrongdoing or sin.
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Compounds and phrases etc.
repentance: Repentance.
repone,
repone [rəˈpon]
n. To restore to office. to reinstate. WC. rare An answer, reply.
v. To restore to office, WC. rare To answer, reply.
n. To restore to office. to reinstate. WC. rare An answer, reply.
v. To restore to office, WC. rare To answer, reply.
raeport, repoort, report, reportit,
report [rəˈpoːrt]
n. A report. leg. The remitting of a law case by a judge to the decision of a larger court on points of difficulty.
v. To report.
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n. A report. leg. The remitting of a law case by a judge to the decision of a larger court on points of difficulty.
v. To report.
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