Webster's Dictionary 1806

1027

Reproachfully

Reproachfullyad.scurrilously, ignominiously

1028

Reprobate

Reprobaten.a man abandoned to wickedness

1029

Reprobate (2)

Reprobatea.lost to virtue, abandoned, vile

1030

Reprobate (3)

Reprobatev.t.to disallow, condemn, abandon

1031

Reprobateness

Reprobatenessn.a reprobate state, a lost state

1032

Reprobation

Reprobationn.a being abandoned to destruction

1033

Reproduce

Reproducev.t.to produce anew or over again

1034

Reproduction

Reproductionn.the act of producing again

1035

Reproof

Reproofn.blame, rebuke, reprehension, check

1036

Reprovable

Reprovable, [o as oo]a.deserving of reproof

1037

Reprove

Reprovev.t.to blam, censure, chide, condemn

1038

Reprover

Reprovern.one who reproves, one who blames

1039

Reprune

Reprunev.t.to prune again or a second time

1040

Reptile

Reptilen.a creeping thing, a very mean person

1041

Reptile (2)

Reptilea.creeping, grovelling, vulgar, low

1042

Republic

Republicn.a commonwealth or state governed by representatives elected by the people

1043

Republican

Republicann.a favor of a commonwealth

1044

Republican (2)

Republicana.placing government in the people

1045

Republicanism

Republicanismn.a system of republican government, attachment to that system

1046

Republication

Republicationn.a second publication

1047

Republish

Republishv.t.to publish what has been published

1048

Repudiable

Repudiablea.fit to be put away or rejected

1049

Repudiate

Repudiatev.t.to divorce, put away, reject, refuse

1050

Repudiation

Repudiationn.a divorce, rejection, refusal

1051

Repugnance

Repugnancen.contrariety, unwillingness

1052

Repugnant

Repugnanta.contrary, opposit, disobedient

1053

Repugnantly

Repugnantlyad.contradictorily, unwillingly