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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.
renaissance a rebirth, renewal, or revival. [5 definitions]
renal of, relating to, or situated near the kidneys.
rename to give a new name to. [2 definitions]
renascence (sometimes cap.) the state or an instance of rebirth or revival; renaissance.
renascent being renewed or reborn; having new life or vigor.
renationalization combined form of nationalization.
renationalize combined form of nationalize.
rend to tear or separate into pieces with force or violence. [4 definitions]
render to present for payment or consideration. [7 definitions]