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1/4*QUAGMIRE:stuck(unable to move)::cell:confined

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1/3*QUANDRY: a state of uncertainty or perplexity <> state of complete certainty, certitude, certainty

quandary : perplex ::

 

1/3*QUATRAIN: a stanza or poem of four lines

quatrain : stanza :: eulogy : speech(1)

 

3/7*QUASH <> foment, abet, instigate, provoke, stir up,

ferment, engender, sustain¶°¹ÞÄ¡´Ù

 

1/3*QUELL <> arouse, foment, incite, instigate, stir up, rouse

irrepressible : quell :: obdurate : move

 

3/7*QUERULOUS

querulous : complain :: voluble : talk :: prodigal : spend[A=B      ]

querulous:complaint :: obsequious/sycophantic: flattery:: garrulous:talk :: prodigal:spend

querulous : words :: profligate : money

 

1/2*QUIBBLE <> assent, concur, speak straightforward; nitpick

nitpicker:criticize :: quibbler:cavil :: encomiast:eulogize

quibble : complaint :: peccadillo : sin

quibble : objection :: minutia : details

quibble:carp :: nitpicker:cavil

quibbling : cavil :: faultfinding : criticize(¸í:µ¿)

quibble : failing :: rift : breach(A<<B)

 

1/3*quill:pen::abacus:calculator

 

1/4*QUIP;a clever, often sarcastic remark; a gibe; a quibble <> solemn remark(1)/statement

 

2/3*RABID <> detached, noncommittal, impassionate

 

3/7*RADICAL;basic; extreme;(sc)avant-garde;liberal <> purist, conventional

 

2/3*RAFFISH;tawdry;rakish <> august

ingenuous:dissemble :: raffish:preen :: polite : snub (A<>B)

raffish:decorum :: merciless:leniency

 

1/3*RAFT : buoyant :: mirror : reflective

 

1/3*RAGGED

clothes/clothing:ragged::furniture:rickety(1)

 

3/7*RAKISH <> dowdy, bland, restraint, shabby, slovenly, slothful, sluggish

rakish : restraint :: slothful : assiduity (LACK)

 

1/3*RALLY <> disband

rally : meeting: exodus : departure(1)(A  B)

rally : enthusiasm :: enchant : fascination

 

2/3*RAMBUNCTIOUS: unruly: boisterous and disorderly, puckish <> inactive, quiescent, staid

 

4/7*RANCOR <> good will(1), charitableness, amity, geniality, concord, benevolence, amicability, friendliness, accord, charitable

*rancorous <> amicable

 

1/3*rapscallion/rascal : mischievous :: sluggard : lazy

 

1/3*RASH <>circumspective

rash : circumspective :: imperious : servile

obsessed:attracted :: loquacious:talkative ::

rash:adventurous (A>>B)

 

1/3*ravenous: extremely hungry; voracious; rapacious;

predatory; greedy for gratification

ravenous:hungry::obessed:interested/absorbed

 

1/3*REAM : paper :: cord : wood :: acre : land : volt : electricity :: quart : liquid(1)

 

3/7*RECALCITRANT <> amenable, meek, submissive, tractable

recalcitrant : unperturbed

recalcitrant:obey::incongruent:conform (A<>B)

recalcitrant/refractory : authority :: reactionary : change

recalcitrant:stubborn(ness)::impudent:brazen (ness)(A  B)

 

3/7*RECANT <> reaffirm, declare, affirm, avow

recant:testimony::rescind:order

recantation : heresy :: apostasy : faith

recantation : error :: confession : crime

 

1/3*recapitulate:summary :: enumerate:list

 

1/4*RECIDIVIST : relapse :: pundit : opine :: sycophant : flatter

recidivist : backslide :: benefactor : assist

 

4/7*RECLUSE <> social

recluse : gregariousness :: poseur : sincerity

recluse : communicate/sociable ::

recluse : society :: shirker : duty :: reactionary : change (B=AÀÇ      )

recluse : crowd :: claustrophobia : enclosure

 

5/7*RECONDITE <> widely understood, self-explaining, self-evident, easy, comprehensive, fathomable, patent, (sc;accessible)

recondite:understand :: arduous:accomplish

recondite : comprehend :: knotty : solve(2)

recondite : grasp :: inconspicuous : spot

recondite : fathom :: tenacious : eradicate(2):: captious : placate

 

1/4*RECONSTITUTION <> dehydration Å»¼ö

 

1/3*REFRACTORY(sc) <> responsive, amenable, docile

refractory:control :: unflappable:provocation

 

1/4*REFUSE <> valuable thing, useful material

 

1/4*REFUTE(1) <> verify, affirm, prove

refutation <> verification

 

1/3*REINFORCE<> abate, subvert

reinforce : strength :: polish : luster

 

1/4*REJOINDER <> inquiry, interrogation, query

speechless : rejoinder ::

 

1/4*reliable : fail :: buoyant : sink(1)

 

1/3*RELINQUISH <> claim, embrace, assume, cling to, keep, procure(1), retain, reward

 

1/3*remonstration:dissuade::syllogism:disprove

 

1/2*rem(a)nant : residual ::

 

3/7*REMISS <> painstaking, scrupulous, conscientious, assiduous, earnest, punctilious

remiss : diligent ::

 

1/3*REMORSEFUL <> impenitent, unrepentant

1/4*remorseless:compassion :: craven:courage

 

1/4**RENEGADE : allegiance :: apostate : faith

 

1/4*REPEL <> lure(1), welcome, attract, court

 

3/7*REPREHENSIBLE <> praiseworthy, laudable, responsible

lamentable/pathetic:pity::reprehensible:censure::despicable:contempt::venerable:reverence

censure:blameless::approbation:reprehensible

reprehension[r&egrave;prih&eacute;n¡ò&#601;n]n.ÁúÃ¥,ºñ³­;reproval

remonstrance : dissuade :: reprehension : censure -remonstrance Ç×ÀÇ,Ç׺¯;Ãæ°í,°£¾ð

 

1/4*repression <> openness, friendliness, abandon, indulgence

 

1/3*REPROACH; disgrace <> applaud, eulogize, express approval, praise publicly, acclaim

reproach:upbraid :: like:dote (A<<B)

reproach:reprimand::blame:censure(B:official A)

 

1/3*REPROBATE : a morally unprincipled person<> a righteous individual;

reprobate : reproachable

skeptic : doubt :: reprobate : transgress

exemplar : emulate :: reprobate : condemn

sycophant : fawn :: reprobate : misbehave

 

1/3*REPOSE;the act of resting; calmness; tranquility <> agitation, disequilibrium

repose : labor :: moratorium : activity

guilt:expiation :: fatigue:repose

dehydrate : water :: fatigue : repose

repose : irritable ::

 

3/7*REPUDIATE; to reject the validity or authority; refuse to pay<>espouse,uphold,aver,approve

repudiation <> affirm

 

1/3*repulse; drive back;repel;rebuff;reject <> captivate, entrance

repulse intentionally <> court

 

1/3*RESILIENT <> unable to adjust/recover, brittle, conservative

 

1/3*RESILIENCE <>rigidity(1), inability of recover,inelasticity

 

2/7*RESCIND <> institute, enact, legislate, enforce, ratify, validate, uphold, levy

rescind : law :: withdraw : candidacy

irrevocable/irreparable : rescind ::

2/7*RESCISSION <> verification, enactment, ratification, validation

 

2/7*RESENTFUL <> genial, amiable, affable

resentful:umbrage :: supercilious:haughty

 

3/7*RESOLUTE <> wavering, faltering, vacillating, jittery, irresolute

malleable : shape :: irresolute : opinion

indubitable : question :: resolute : sway

resolute : dissuade :: obstreperous : control

*resolution <> vacillation, sway

 

3/7*RESONANT; clarion <> muffled, quiet, mumbling, cacophonous, discordant, grating

resonant : sound :: full-bodied : flavor

 

1/3*RESTIVE<> calm, docile, imperturbable, tractable, patient, serene restive:serenity::impeccable:flaw::sterile:germ

restive : calm(ness) :: keen : obtuse(ness) :: impetuous:patient(ce) :: impeccable : flaw ::

incogitant : thoughtful :: piddling : considerable :: keen:obtuse (A<>B)

 

1/4*RETINUE : attendant :: coven : witch

retinue : attendant :: staff : officer :: suite : room

 

5/7*RETICENT <> effusive, talkative, vocal, verbose, frank, vociferous, voluble, fluent, glib, garrulous, loquacious,prolix,communicative

reticent : speak :: frugal : spend

reticent : talk :: abstemious : gorge

 

1/3*RETORT : response ::

retort : repartee :: debate : issue(V=N) (:: correspond:letter´ÂX)

 

1/3*RETRENCH; cut down, reduce, remove, delete, omit <> enlarge, expand

retrenchment : expense :: deceleration : speed

attenuate : force :: retrench : money

 

1/3*REVERE <> deride, flout, jeer, jibe, mock, scoff, sneer, taunt, jape, profane, disparage, despise

exemplary:imitate :: venerable:revere

1/3*REVERENCE; deference, esteem, homage, obeisance, veneration <> despise

reverence:respect::avidity:enthusiasm(A>>B)

 

1/4*RHETORIC(sc) <> sincere speech/language

 

1/3*RILE; upset;stir to anger; stir up (liquid); roil <> mollify, soothe, conciliate, appease, placate, gratify, please

choleric : rile :: volatile : rouse

 

1/3*RUDE <> developed(2), weak, learned, experienced, civil¿¹Àǹٸ¥, finished, refined, sophiscated

annoying : gadfly :: rude : churl(B=AÇϴ»ç¶÷)

 

1/3*RUDIMENTARY(SC) <> full-fledged, full-realized, completely involved, fully developed/formed/established,

fully/highly evolved, full-blown

 

2/7*ROTUND ; agape,patulous<> thin(1),svelte³¯¾ÀÇÑ,¼¼·ÃµÈ

2/7*ROTUNDITY<> slimness(1), thinness(1)

 

2/7*ROIL<> clarify, calm, mollify, settle, release

 

1/4*RUFFIAN/bully : intimidation ::

 

1/4*RUSE <> trustful action

ruse : deceive :: blandishment : coax

paroxysm:sudden :: ruse:deceptive/deceived

 

1/4*rustling : cattle :: plagiarism : ideas