| refluent |
flowing back, as in a tide; ebbing. |
| reflux |
the process of flowing back. |
| reforest |
to plant new trees in (an area formerly forested). |
| reforestation |
the act of planting new trees to cover land where a forest had existed previously. |
| reform |
the improvement of wrong or bad conditions, esp. by political means. [5 definitions] |
| re-form |
to gather or form again. |
| reformable |
combined form of reform. |
| reformat |
combined form of format. |
| reformation |
the act of reforming or condition of being reformed. [2 definitions] |
| reformatory |
intended to improve or reform. [2 definitions] |
| reformed |
purged of faults, abuses, and errors. [3 definitions] |
| reformer |
a person who works to bring about reform or improvement; reformist. [2 definitions] |
| reformist |
a person supporting or advocating reform. [2 definitions] |
| reform school |
see "reformatory." |
| reformulate |
combined form of formulate. |
| reformulation |
combined form of formulation. |
| refortification |
combined form of fortification. |
| refortify |
combined form of fortify. |
| refoundation |
combined form of foundation. |
| refract |
to bend (rays or waves of light, heat, sound, or the like) in passing (them) obliquely from one medium into another which transmits them at a different speed. |
| refractile |
of, relating to, or capable of refraction; refractive. |