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Retain, v. a.
Retainer, n.
Retainment, n. Retention. Retaliate, v. a. Return (by giving like for like, as an injury), repay, requite, revenge, avenge. Retaliate, v. n. Take revenge, return like for like, give quid pro quo, give a Roland for an Oliver. Retaliation, n. Requital (of evil), reprisal, retribution, repayment, revenge, punishment. Retaliatory, a. Retaliative, revenging, vindictive. Retard, v. a.
Retch, v. n. Heave, strain, keck, gag, try to vomit. Retention, n.
Retentive, a. Tenacious. Reticence, n. Reserve, taciturnity, uncommunicativeness. Reticent, a. Reserved, taciturn, silent (by habit), uncommunicative. Reticular, Reticulated, a. Meshy, retiform. Reticulation, n. Net-work. |
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