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Question 1

To repeat, often excessively = again and again.

Answer 1

reiterate

Question 2

At the press conference, the politician seemed to just————– the same things he’d said before.

Answer 2

reiterate

Question 3

Surrender or give up a right or possession.

Answer 3

relinquish

Question 4

No one wants to————- power once they have it.

Answer 4

relinquish

Question 5

Slow to act due to unwillingness.

Answer 5

reluctant

Question 6

The child was very———— to jump into the cold water.

Answer 6

reluctant

Question 7

intended to correct something that is wrong or to improve a bad situation

Answer 7

remedial

Question 8

The mayor asked for———– action to repair damaged bridges

Answer 8

remedial

Question 9

A radiograph of a kidney.

Answer 9

renography

Question 10

The doctor took a ———- to diagnosis the patient’s kidney disease.

Answer 10

Renography

Question 11

to give up formally, to disclaim

Answer 11

renounce

Question 12

In 1936, Edward VIII chose to———— the crown.

Answer 12

renounce

Question 13

The act of returning a person or thing to the country of origin.

Answer 13

repatriation

Question 14

————-of refugees is essential to rebuilding the country.

Answer 14

repatriation

Question 15

synonym of consequence

Answer 15

repercussion

Question 16

Any decrease in tourism could have serious————– for the local economy.

Answer 16

repercussions

Question 17

To repeat or duplicate.

Answer 17

replicate

Question 18

the ability of DNA to————— itself

Answer 18

replicate

Question 19

A tomb for the remains of the dead.

Answer 19

repository

Question 20

The Taj Mahal in India was built as a———— in the 17th century.

Answer 20

repository

Question 21

To take possession of property, especially for nonpayment of money due.

Answer 21

repossess

Question 22

When the homeowner continually failed to make mortgage payments, the bank had to———- the house.

Answer 22

repossess