1. Vocabulary Keynote:)
*Week 13*
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2. Raze
To tear down completely; to destroy.
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3. Rebuff
To refuse in a sharp or rude way; to beat or drive back.
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4. Recalcitrant
Refusing to obey rules or follow orders; unmanageably.
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5. Recluse
A person who lives alone, away from others.
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6. Redundant
Wordy, exceeding what is necessary; repetitive.
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7. Refurbish
To freshen or polish again; to make like new.
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8. Rejuvenate
To add youth or make young again.
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9. Relegate
To put in a less important position; to assign or to banish.
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10. Relic
A thing that remains from the past or something kept sacred because it
belonged to a saint.
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11. Remorse
A deep feeling or sorrow or guilt over one who has done wrong.
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