| recommencement |
combined form of commencement. |
| recommend |
to put forward as being worthy of regard or confidence; give endorsement of. [3 definitions] |
| recommendable |
combined form of recommend. |
| recommendation |
something that recommends, such as a favorable letter or verbal praise. [2 definitions] |
| recommission |
combined form of commission. |
| recommit |
to commit again. |
| recompense |
to repay (someone) for giving aid or service, or for incurring costs or inconvenience on one's behalf. [4 definitions] |
| recompilation |
combined form of compilation. |
| recompile |
combined form of compile. |
| recompose |
to compose anew; rearrange or reconstitute. [2 definitions] |
| recomputation |
combined form of computation. |
| recompute |
combined form of compute. |
| reconceive |
combined form of conceive. |
| reconcentrate |
combined form of concentrate. |
| reconcentration |
combined form of concentration. |
| reconception |
combined form of conception. |
| reconceptualization |
combined form of conceptualization. |
| reconceptualize |
combined form of conceptualize. |
| reconcilable |
capable of being reconciled. |
| reconcile |
to overcome differences and restore a relationship between. [3 definitions] |
| reconciliation |
the act of reconciling, or the condition of being reconciled, esp. in a personal relationship. [2 definitions] |