Relatively
Relativelyad.with relation, with respect
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Relax
Relaxv.to slacken, remit, abate, weaken
Relax (2)
Relax, or Relaxedpa.slackened, weakened
Relaxation
Relaxationn.a remission from study, a cessation
Relay
Relayn.horses placed to relieve others, a gap
Release
Releasev.t.to set free from restraint, ease, quit
Release (2)
Releasen.a dismission, discharge, acquittal, a deed of discharge or guit claim
Relegate
Relegatev.t.to banish, exile, send away, remove
Relegation
Relegationn.banishment, exile, removal
Relent
Relentv.t.to feel compassion, soften, melt, turn
Relentless
Relentlessa.unmerciful, unpitying, cruel
Relevancy
Relevancyn.pertinence, aid, support
Relevant
Relevanta.relieving, helping, perinent
Reliance
Reliancen.trust, dependance, confidence
Relics
Relicsn. pl.remain, the remains of bodies
Relict
Relictn.a widow, a woman left in widowhood
Relief
Reliefn.succor, help, mitigation, fine, relievo
Relievable
Relievablea.capable, or deserving of relief
Relieve
Relievev.t.to succor, help, ease, free, change
Reliever
Relievern.one that relieves, one that eases
Relievo
Relievon.the prominence of a picture or figure
Relight
Relightv.t.relighted, relit,pret.andpa.to light afresh or over again
Religion
Religionn.a system of faith and worship, obedience to divine commands, from love to a Supreme Being, pious, devout, holy, bound by vows
Religiously
Religiouslyad.piously, devoutly, strictly
Relinquish
Relinquishv.t.to quit, give up, forsake, release
Relinquishment
Relinquishmentn.the act of forsaking
Reliquary
Reliquaryn.a shrine or casket kept for relics