| 5000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 463 | |||
| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| regulation | noun | We've a regulation on using unit funds. | rule |
| rehearsal | noun | We will have a rehearsal tomorrow. | practice |
| rein | verb | We must rein in the exuberance. | control |
| reinforce | verb | That will only reinforce my ideas. | bolster |
| reject | verb | They rejected my application. | refused |
| rejoice | verb | I rejoiced when I heard the news. | celebrated |
| relate | verb | I can relate to his troubles. | associate |
| verb | He related the news to the leaders. | told | |
| relation | noun | We have no relations with them. | affiliation |
| noun | It's the relation of money to power. | link | |
| relative | noun | She is a relative of ours. | family relation |
| adj. | The relative merits are well known. | pertinent | |
| relax | verb | You must relax and enjoy yourself. | repose |