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rather
adverb
1 fairly or quite.
It was rather hot
the other day.
2 preferably.She’d rather have
fruit than cake.ration
rations noun
a fixed amount of something
that someone is allowed.
Food rations.
N say rash-un
ration verbraw
adjective
1 in its natural condition,
not processed or cooked.2 not experienced.
A raw recruit.
3 painful to touch.
A raw wound.ray
rays noun
a long, narrow beam of light,
heat, or other powerful force.razor
razors noun
a device with a blade
that people use
to shave.reach
reaches reaching reached verb
1 to stretch out your hand
and arm to touch something.2 to arrive at a place.
After a long trek they reached
the other side of the island.react
reacts reacting reacted verb
to say or do something in
response to an event.
He reacted badly to the news.
N say ree-akt
reaction nounready
adjective
prepared, or able to start.
N say red-eereal
adjective
actually existing, or genuine.realize
realizes realizing realized verb
to become aware, or to
understand completely.She did not realize the puddle
was so deep.really
adverb
very, or actually.
The trip was really fun.rear
rears rearing reared verb
1 to feed and care for young
animals as they grow up.
Our cat has reared 10 kittens.
2 to rise up on
the back legs.
A rearing
horse.rear
noun
the back of something,
or the part that is opposite
or behind the front.The rear of a car.
rear adjectivereason
reasons noun
an explanation of why or how
something has happened.rebel
rebels noun
someone who fights against
those in charge.
N say reb-ul
rebellion nounreceipt
receipts noun
a written or printed piece
of paper that shows you
have received and paid
for something.
N say ri-seetreceive
receives receiving received verb
to take something
given or sent to you.She received lots of presents
for her birthday.recent
adjective
not long ago.
A recent storm.
N say ree-sunt
recently adverbrather
raw carrotrays of lightread
reads reading read verb
to look at and understand written words.
N rhymes with seed