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reign - correct spelling

reign - noun and verb  Example: During his first reign, the king expanded his territory. nounExample: “And He shall reign for ever and ever.” —Handel’s Messiah. verb...

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7 years ago

relevant - correct spelling

relevant - adjective  Example: He used Google® to find relevant information....

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7 years ago

relieve - correct spelling

relieve - verb  Example: The relief pitcher will relieve him in the next inning....

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7 years ago

relieving - correct spelling

relieving - verb (present participle of the verb relieve)  Example: We will be relieving our friend by looking after her ailing husband....

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7 years ago

religious - correct spelling

religious - adjective and noun  Example: The religious man was shocked at the scenes in the movie. adjectiveExample: Each year, the religious gather at the shrine. noun...

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remedy - correct spelling

remedy - noun and verb  Example: This cold remedy provided instant relief.Example: This should remedy the situation. verb...

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remembrance - correct spelling

remembrance - noun  Not rememberanceExample: He left the flowers by the grave as a remembrance....

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reminisce - correct spelling

reminisce - verb  Example: We got together to reminisce about the old days....

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reminiscence - correct spelling

reminiscence - noun  Example: He wrote a reminiscence for his departed friend....

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7 years ago

rendezvous - correct spelling

rendezvous - noun and verb  Example: The old inn by the sea was the couple’s rendezvous. nounExample: They agreed to rendezvous again the same time next year. verb...

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7 years ago

renovate - correct spelling

renovate - verb  Example: My son and his wife will renovate their house next year....

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renowned - correct spelling

renowned - adjective  Example: The paintings by the renowned artist brought top dollar....

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repetition - correct spelling

repetition - noun  Example: The writer used repetition of words to ensure a smooth flow....

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7 years ago

representative - correct spelling

representative - adjective and noun  Example: These reports are representative of his writing style. adjectiveExample: We voted for our representative in Congress. noun...

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resemblance - correct spelling

resemblance - noun  Example: She bears a striking resemblance to Oprah Winfrey....

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7 years ago

reservoir - correct spelling

nounExample: The swimmers used the reservoir to practice scuba diving....

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resistance - correct spelling

nounExample: “I am just a poor boy, though my story’s seldom told. I have squandered my resistance, For a pocketful of mumbles, such are promises. All lies and jest. Still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.” —Simon and...

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7 years ago

resource - correct spelling

nounExample: The library is a valuable resource for any student....

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7 years ago

respectability - correct spelling

nounExample: She earned respectability through her good works....

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responsibility - correct spelling

nounExample: He took full responsibility for the actions of his staff....

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7 years ago

restaurant - correct spelling

nounExample: The Italian restaurant featured the most wonderful pasta. The word "restaurant" is one that has been around for centuries and has evolved through various forms and spellings. However, there is only one correct way to spell it in modern ...

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7 years ago

rheumatism - correct spelling

nounExample: His rheumatism acts up when the weather changes....

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7 years ago

rhythm - correct spelling

nounExample: My friend can’t dance. He has no rhythm....

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rhythmical - correct spelling

adjectiveExample: The rhythmical motions of the dancers entranced the audience....

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ridiculous - correct spelling

adjectiveExample: This ridiculous proposal has no chance of success....

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7 years ago

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