| remorse |
a sincere, often painful sense of regret for past misdeeds. |
| remorseful |
filled with remorse. [2 definitions] |
| remorseless |
having or showing no mercy, compassion or remorse; pitiless. |
| remote |
at a far distance in space or time. [7 definitions] |
| remote control |
control of an object, such as an aircraft, missiles, and the like, from a distance, as by radio signals. [2 definitions] |
| remotivate |
combined form of motivate. |
| remotivation |
combined form of motivation. |
| rémoulade |
a spiced cold sauce with a mayonnaise base, used as a dressing for salad, seafood, and the like. |
| remount |
to mount or climb again. [2 definitions] |
| removable |
able to be removed or detached, as a part. |
| removal |
the act or process of removing. [2 definitions] |
| remove |
to take away from a place or position. [11 definitions] |
| removeable |
combined form of remove. |
| removed |
physically or mentally remote; separated. [2 definitions] |
| REM sleep |
a recurrent phase of sleep, characterized by rapid side-to-side eye movement, dreaming, and inhibition of muscle movement. |
| remunerate |
to pay or compensate for services, goods, or losses. [2 definitions] |
| remuneration |
the act of paying, rewarding, or compensating. [2 definitions] |
| remunerative |
providing or likely to provide payment or reward; profitable. |
| Remus |
in Roman legend, the twin brother of Romulus, the founder of Rome. |
| remythologize |
combined form of mythologize. |
| renail |
combined form of nail. |