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Vocab 13 & 14
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| raze | To tear down completely; to destroy |
| rebuff | To refuse in a sharp or rude way; to beat or drive back |
| recalcitrant | Refusing to obey rules or follow orders; unmanageably resistant |
| recluse | A person who lives alone, away from others |
| redundant | Wordy, exceeding what is necessary; repetitive |
| refurbish | To freshen or polish again; to make like new |
| rejuvenate | To add youth or make young again |
| relegate | to put in a less important position; to assign or to banish |
| relic | A thing that remains from the past or something kept sacred because it belonged to a saint |
| remorse | A deep feeling or sorrow or guilt over a wrong one has done |
| stringent | Rigidly controlled or enforced; severe or strict |
| stultifying | Rendering useless or ineffectual; causing to appear stupid or ridiculous |
| substantiate | To support with proof or evidence; to verify |
| succinct | Clearly expressed in a few words; concise, terse |
| sullen | Silent or sulky, morose or resentful |
| sumptuous | Lavish, costly, or luxurious |
| supercilious | Proud and scornful, haughty, looking down on others |
| superficial | Apparent and obvious; hasty or near the surface |
| superfluous | Beyond what is required or sufficient; extra |
| surmise | To imagine or infer on slight grounds |