rehabilitate |
to restore to good health or to an otherwise improved state of being. [2 definitions] |
rehabilitation |
the act or rehabilitating or the condition of having been rehabilitated. |
rehang |
combined form of hang. |
rehash |
to rework or present as new (old arguments, previous creations, or the like) without producing anything new. [2 definitions] |
rehear |
to hear or consider (a court case) again. |
rehearsal |
the act, process, or occasion of practicing for a public presentation or performance, as of a play, concert, or the like. [2 definitions] |
rehearse |
to practice (a speech, play, musical composition, or the like) in order to make perfect for presentation. [4 definitions] |
reheat |
to heat or make warm again. |
rehinge |
combined form of hinge. |
rehire |
combined form of hire. |
rehospitalization |
combined form of hospitalization. |
rehospitalize |
combined form of hospitalize. |
rehumanize |
combined form of humanize. |
rehypnotize |
combined form of hypnotize. |
Reich |
Germany as an empire, esp. from 1933 to 1945; Third Reich. |
reichsmark |
the chief monetary unit of Nazi Germany and Germany's Weimar Republic. |
Reichstag |
the legislative assembly of Germany from 1871 to 1945. |
reidentify |
combined form of identify. |
reify |
to regard (an abstract idea) as something concrete or material. |
reign |
rule by a monarch. [5 definitions] |
reignite |
combined form of ignite. |