Revolving, a. Turning, rolling, moving round.

Revulsion, n.

    1. Withdrawal, drawing back, violent separation, abstraction.
    2. Reaction, change, transition.

Reward, v. a. Recompense, compensate, requite, remunerate, pay, punish.

Reward, n.

    1. Recompense, compensation, guerdon, requital, remuneration, pay.
    2. Premium, bonus, bounty.
    3. Retribution, punishment, requital.

Rhapsodical, a. Unconnected, broken, confused, rambling, like a rhapsody.

Rhapsodize, v. n. Utter rhapsodies.

Rhapsody, n. Rambling composition, medley of thoughts, sentences, or passages.

Rhea, n. (Ornith.) South American ostrich (Rhea Americana).

Rhein-berry, n. Buck-thorn (Rhamnus).

Rhetoric, n.

    1. Art of composition, art of discourse.
    2. Oratory, elocution, eloquence, science of oratory.
    3. Declamation, artificial eloquence.
    4. Persuasion, attraction, allurement, charm.

Rhetorical, a.

    1. Oratorical.
    2. Declamatory, highly wrought.

  By PanEris using Melati.

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