Renouncement, n. Renunciation.

Renovate, v. a.

    1. Renew, restore, reconstitute, re-establish.
    2. Reproduce, regenerate, revivify, recreate, reanimate, revive, resuscitate.

Renovation, n.

    1. Renewal, restoration, reconstitution.
    2. Revival, revivification, regeneration, reproduction, restoration, reconstitution, redintegration, rehabilitation.

Renown, n. Distinction, repute, name, reputation, note, notoriety, notability, figure, fame, celebrity, glory, honor, eminence, lustre.

Renowned, a. Distinguished, famous, famed, celebrated, eminent, illustrious, noted, honored, far-famed, remarkable, wonderful.

Rent, n.

    1. Break, breach, separation, fissure, crack, crevice, rift, cleft, gap, opening, flaw, rupture, disrupture, disruption, fracture, laceration, dilaceration, divulsion, tear, solution of continuity.
    2. Schism, separation.
    3. Income, revenue (from land or tenements).

Rent, v. a.

    1. Lease, let, hire.
    2. Hold by paying rent, lease, hire.

Rent, v. n. Be leased, be let.

Rental, n. Rent-roll, account of rents.

Renter, n. Lessee, tenant.

Renter, v. a. Fine-draw.

Rent-roll, n. Rental, account of rents.

Renumerate, v. a. Recount, count again.


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