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Meanings of Reappraise:
verbAppraise or assess again or in a different way.
Usage examples:
The tory party has reappraised its strategy
Meanings of Reappraised:
verbAppraise or assess again or in a different way.
Usage examples:
The tory party has reappraised its strategy
Meanings of Reappraises:
verbAppraise or assess again or in a different way.
Usage examples:
The tory party has reappraised its strategy
Meanings of Reappraising:
verbAppraise or assess again or in a different way.
Usage examples:
The tory party has reappraised its strategy
Meanings of Reappropriate:
verbEmploy or adapt (something) for a use different from its original purpose.
Usage examples:
The twelve stadiums would be reappropriated for housing
Meanings of Reappropriated:
verbEmploy or adapt (something) for a use different from its original purpose.
Usage examples:
The twelve stadiums would be reappropriated for housing
Meanings of Reappropriating:
verbEmploy or adapt (something) for a use different from its original purpose.
Usage examples:
The twelve stadiums would be reappropriated for housing
Meanings of Reappropriation:
nounThe action or an act of reappropriating something.
Meanings of Reapprove:
verbTo approve again; to give approval to for a second or further time.
Meanings of Reapproved:
verbTo approve again; to give approval to for a second or further time.
Meanings of Reapproving:
verbTo approve again; to give approval to for a second or further time.
Meanings of Reaps:
verbCut or gather (a crop or harvest).
Usage examples:
Many men were employed to reap the harvest
Meanings of Rear:
nounThe back part of something, especially a building or vehicle.
Usage examples:
The kitchen door at the rear of the house
adjectiveAt the back.
Usage examples:
The car's rear window
verbBring up and care for (a child) until they are fully grown.
Usage examples:
Nigel was born and reared in bath
Meanings of Rear-end:
verbTo hit esp. the back of a vehicle from behind
Usage examples:
A truck rear-ended a car stopped in traffic on the expressway.
Meanings of Reared:
verbBring up and care for (a child) until they are fully grown.
Usage examples:
Nigel was born and reared in bath
nounThe back part of something, especially a building or vehicle.
Usage examples:
The kitchen door at the rear of the house
adjectiveAt the back.
Usage examples:
The car's rear window
Meanings of Rearguard:
nounThe soldiers at the rear of a body of troops, especially those protecting a retreating army.
Usage examples:
The firing from our rearguard had stopped
Meanings of Reargue:
verbTo argue (a case, a point) for a second or further time; to debate again.
Meanings of Reargued:
verbTo argue (a case, a point) for a second or further time; to debate again.
Meanings of Reargues:
verbTo argue (a case, a point) for a second or further time; to debate again.
Meanings of Rearguing:
verbTo argue (a case, a point) for a second or further time; to debate again.
Meanings of Reargument:
nounRenewed argument of a case or point; a second or further hearing.
Meanings of Rearing:
verbBring up and care for (a child) until they are fully grown.
Usage examples:
Nigel was born and reared in bath
nounThe back part of something, especially a building or vehicle.
Usage examples:
The kitchen door at the rear of the house
adjectiveAt the back.
Usage examples:
The car's rear window
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