Recompose
Recomposev.t.to quiet again, to settle anew
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Reconcile
Reconcilev.t.to make men or things agree
Reconcileable
Reconcileablea.consistent, capable of kindness
Reconcileableness
Reconcileablenessn.a disposition to love or friendship
Reconcilement
Reconcilementn.a reconciliatin
Reconciler
Reconcilern.a person who reconciles
Reconciliation
Reconciliationn.a renewal of love, atonement
Reconciliatory
Reconciliatorya.able or tending to reconcile
Recondense
Recondensev.t.to condense anew or over again
Recondite
Reconditea.secret, obstruse, dark, profound
Reconditory
Reconditoryn.a storehouse, repository, magazine
Reconduct
Reconductv.t.to conduct back or again
Reconjoin
Reconjoinv.t.to join over again or anew
Reconnoiter
Reconnoiterv.t.to survey, view, examin
Reconquer
Reconquerv.t.to conquer again, to beat afresh
Reconsecrate
Reconsecratev.t.to consecrate again or afresh
Reconsider
Reconsiderv.t.to review, consider again
Reconsideration
Reconsiderationn.a second view or consideration
Reconvene
Reconvenev.t.convene or assemble anew
Reconversion
Reconversionn.a second conversion
Reconvert
Reconvertv.t.to convert again
Reconvey
Reconveyv.t.to convey or send back again
Record
Recordv.t.to register solemnly, enrol, celebrate
Record (2)
Recordn.a register, authentic enrolment, proof
Recordation
Recordationn.a remembrance, memory, ob.
Recorder
Recordern.one who records, a law officer, a lute
Recouch
Recouchv.i.to lie down again, to sleep afresh