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Recount

To narrate or describe in detail.

Rectify

To correct or make right.

Redundant

Unnecessarily repetitive or excessive.

Refute

To disprove or argue against.

Relegate

To assign to a lower position or rank.

Remorse

Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.

Renounce

To give up or reject formally.

Repel

To drive away or resist.

Reprehensible

Deserving blame or condemnation.

Reprimand

A formal expression of disapproval.

Reprove

To scold or criticize.

Repudiate

To reject or refuse to acknowledge.

Reserve (N)

A supply kept for future use; restraint in behavior.

Resigned

Accepting something reluctantly but without protest.

Resolution

A firm decision to do or not do something.

Resolve (N)

Determination or firmness of purpose.

Restraint

The act of holding back or controlling.

Reticence

Hesitance to speak or express oneself.

Retract

To withdraw or take back.

Reverent

Showing deep respect.

Rhetorical

Relating to persuasive speaking or writing; not meant to be answered.

Rigor

Strictness, severity, or thoroughness.

Robust

Strong, healthy, and durable.

Sage

Wise or knowledgeable.

Sanction (V)

To give official approval or permission.

Satirical

Using humor or exaggeration to criticize.

Saturate

To soak completely.

Scanty

Insufficient or barely enough.

Scrupulous

Very careful and thorough; principled.

Scrutinize

To examine closely and carefully.

Seclusion

Isolation from others.

Servile

Overly submissive or eager to please.

Skeptic

One who doubts or questions.

Sluggish

Slow-moving or lacking energy.

Somber

Dark, serious, or gloomy.

Sporadic

Occurring irregularly or infrequently.

Squander

To waste (money, time, etc.) carelessly.

Stagnant

Not flowing or moving; inactive.

Static (ADJ)

Unchanging; motionless.

Submissive

Willing to obey or yield to authority.

Subordinate (ADJ)

Lower in rank or position.

Subside

To lessen or become less intense.

Substantiate

To provide evidence or proof.

Succinct

Brief and to the point.

Superficial

Shallow; lacking depth.

Superfluous

Unnecessary or excessive.

Surpass

To exceed or go beyond.

Surreptitious

Secretive or stealthy.

Susceptible

Easily influenced or affected.

Sustain

To support or maintain.

Sycophant

A flatterer who seeks favor.

Taciturn

Silent or reserved in speech.

Temper (V)

To moderate or soften.

Tentative

Uncertain or not fully developed.

Terse

Brief and direct in a way that may seem rude.

Thrive

To grow or prosper.

Tranquillity

Peacefulness or calmness.

Transient

Temporary or short-lived.

Trite

Overused and unoriginal.

Turbulence

Disorder or instability.

Turmoil

A state of confusion or chaos.

Undermine

To weaken or damage.

Uniformity

Consistency or sameness.

Unwarranted

Lacking justification or reason.

Usurp

To take power or position by force.

Vacillate

To waver or be indecisive.

Venerate

To respect deeply.

Verbose

Wordy or overly talkative.

Vigor

Physical or mental strength.

Vilify

To slander or speak ill of.

Vindicate

To clear from blame or suspicion.

Virtuoso

A highly skilled person, especially in music or art.

Volatile

Unstable or prone to sudden changes.

Whimsical

Playful or unpredictable.

Zealot

A fanatic or someone overly devoted to a cause.