Letter Q R S

Quixotic

Extremely idealistic and unrealistic | Synonyms: impractical, dreamy, romantic | ViểnVông

Reactionary

Opposing political or social progress | Synonyms: conservative, traditionalist, resistant | BảoThủ

Rebut

To argue against or prove wrong | Synonyms: refute, contradict, disprove | BácBỏ

Recant

To withdraw a belief or statement | Synonyms: renounce, retract, withdraw | RútLời

Reciprocate

To give or do in return | Synonyms: return, respond, repay | ĐápLại

Rehabilitates

Restores to good condition or health | Synonyms: restore, recover, reinstate | PhụcHồi

Relic

An object surviving from the past | Synonyms: remains, artifact, remnant | DiTích

Renounce

To formally give up something | Synonyms: abandon, reject, relinquish | TừBỏ

Replenish

To fill up again | Synonyms: refill, restore, restock | BổSung

Replication

The act of copying or reproducing | Synonyms: duplication, reproduction, imitation | SaoChép

Reprimand

To scold or express disapproval | Synonyms: rebuke, criticize, admonish | KhiểnTrách

Reprieve

A temporary relief or delay | Synonyms: pardon, delay, postponement | Hoãn Lại (thi hành án)

Repudiation

Rejection of a belief or claim | Synonyms: denial, rejection, disavowal | PhủNhận

Reservation

A doubt or hesitation | Synonyms: doubt, concern, uncertainty | DoDự

Resolute

Firmly determined or unwavering | Synonyms: determined, steadfast, decided | KiênQuyết

Retaliate

To take revenge or respond to an injury | Synonyms: revenge, strike back, avenge | TrảĐũa

Reticence

The quality of being reserved | Synonyms: silence, restraint, shyness | KínĐáo

Retrieve

To get something back | Synonyms: recover, regain, reclaim | ThuHồi

Revert

To return to a previous state or condition | Synonyms: return, regress, relapse | QuayLại

Rigor

Strictness or severity | Synonyms: strictness, harshness, discipline | NghiêmKhắc

Remnant

A small remaining part of something | Synonyms: remainder, leftover, residue | TànDư

Sanitize

To make clean or acceptable | Synonyms: cleanse, purify, disinfect | LàmSạch

Sarcastic

Using irony to mock or show contempt | Synonyms: mocking, ironic, scornful | MỉaMai

Saturated with

Filled completely with something | Synonyms: soaked, filled, imbued | ThấmĐẫm

Saunter

Walked slowly and relaxedly | Synonyms: stroll, wander, amble | DạoBước

Scrupulous

Very careful and honest | Synonyms: meticulous, precise, honest | TỉMỉ

Segregation

Separation based on group or race | Synonyms: separation, division, isolation | PhânBiệt

Shattered

Broken into many pieces; emotionally devastated | Synonyms: broken, crushed, ruined | TanVỡ

Shuttered

Closed or covered; not operating | Synonyms: closed, sealed, blocked | ĐóngKín

Solidarity

Unity or agreement among individuals | Synonyms: unity, cohesion, fellowship | ĐoànKết

Sophomoric

Immature and overconfident | Synonyms: juvenile, naive, inexperienced | NonNớt

Sporadically

Occurring at irregular intervals | Synonyms: occasionally, infrequently, intermittently | ThỉnhThoảng

Stagnate

To stop developing or moving | Synonyms: idle, stand still, deteriorate | TrìTrệ

Stipulate

To specify a condition or requirement | Synonyms: require, specify, demand | QuyĐịnh

Strenuously

With great effort and energy | Synonyms: vigorously, forcefully, energetically | HăngHái

Subvert

To overthrow or undermine | Synonyms: overthrow, destabilize, corrupt | LậtĐổ

Substantial

Of considerable importance or size | Synonyms: significant, large, considerable | ĐángKể

Substantiate

To prove or support with evidence | Synonyms: prove, confirm, verify | ChứngMinh

Superfluous

More than necessary; excessive | Synonyms: unnecessary, redundant, extra | DưThừa

Supersedes

To replace or take the place of | Synonyms: replace, succeed, displace | ThayThế

Supplant

To take the place of something | Synonyms: replace, displace, overthrow | ChiếmChỗ

Susceptible to

Easily affected or influenced by | Synonyms: vulnerable, prone, sensitive | DễBịẢnhHưởng

Sway

To move back and forth or influence | Synonyms: influence, move, bend | LayĐộng

Swell

To increase in size or volume | Synonyms: expand, enlarge, rise | PhồngLên

Sullen

Bad-tempered and sulky | Synonyms: gloomy, moody, morose | ỦRũ

Synchronization

Occurrence of events at the same time | Synonyms: coordination, alignment, harmony | ĐồngBộ

Synopsis

A brief summary of a larger work | Synonyms: summary, outline, abstract | TómTắt