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Emoji
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#681
😎
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Rakish
/ˈreɪ.kɪʃ/
adjective
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having a dashing, jaunty, or slightly disreputable quality or appearance
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He wore his hat at a rakish angle that gave him a charming appearance. |
dashing, jaunty, stylish, debonair
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conservative, proper, modest, demure
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rakish angle, rakish charm, rakish smile, rakish appearance
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#682
🔴
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Red
/red/
adjective
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having the color of blood or fire; of the color red
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She wore a beautiful red dress to the party. |
scarlet, crimson, cherry, ruby
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green, blue, white
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red rose, red carpet, red light, red wine
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#683
🧠
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Rational
/ˈræʃ.ən.əl/
adjective
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based on reason and logic; sensible and practical
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She made a rational decision based on the available facts. |
logical, sensible, reasonable, sound, practical
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irrational, illogical, unreasonable, emotional
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rational thinking, rational decision, rational approach, rational explanation
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#684
😤
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Rebellious
/rɪˈbel.jəs/
adjective
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defying authority; resisting control; disobedient;
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The rebellious teenager refused to follow his parents' rules. |
defiant, disobedient, unruly, insubordinate
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obedient, compliant, submissive, conforming
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rebellious teenager, rebellious spirit, rebellious behavior, rebellious attitude
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#685
🎲
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Random
/ˈræn.dəm/
adjective
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made, done, happening, or chosen without method or conscious decision
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The teacher chose a random student to answer the question. |
arbitrary, chance, haphazard, casual
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systematic, planned, deliberate, ordered
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random sample, random number, random selection, random order
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#686
📉
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Reduced
/rɪˈdjuːst/
adjective
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made smaller or less in amount, degree, or size; decreased
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The store offers reduced prices on winter clothing. |
decreased, diminished, lowered, cut
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increased, enlarged, expanded, raised
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reduced price, reduced speed, reduced risk, reduced cost
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#687
🕒
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Recent
/ˈriː.sənt/
adjective
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happening not long ago; new; current;
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The recent changes in weather patterns concern scientists. |
new, latest, current, fresh
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old, ancient, past, former
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recent developments, recent studies, recent events, recent news
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#688
🥩
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Raw
/rɔː/
adjective
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uncooked; not processed; in natural state; inexperienced
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The chef prefers to use raw vegetables in his salads. |
uncooked, fresh, natural, crude, unprocessed
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cooked, processed, refined, prepared
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raw material, raw data, raw vegetables, raw meat, raw talent
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#689
⚡
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Reactive
/riˈæk.tɪv/
adjective
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responding to situations rather than initiating them; chemically active
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The company took a reactive approach to customer complaints. |
responsive, sensitive, active, quick to react
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proactive, passive, inactive, unresponsive
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reactive approach, reactive measures, reactive response, reactive strategy
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#690
🤝
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Reciprocal
/rɪˈsɪ.prə.kəl/
adjective
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given or done in return; mutual; shared equally by both parties;
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The two countries have a reciprocal trade agreement. |
mutual, shared, corresponding, exchanged
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one-sided, unilateral, unequal
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reciprocal agreement, reciprocal relationship, reciprocal trade, reciprocal benefits
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#691
⚡
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Rapid
/ˈræp.ɪd/
adjective
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happening in a short time or at a fast pace
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The rapid growth of technology has changed our daily lives. |
fast, quick, swift, speedy
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slow, gradual, leisurely, sluggish
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rapid growth, rapid change, rapid development, rapid response
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#692
♻️
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Redundant
/rɪˈdʌndənt/
adjective
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not needed; unnecessary; superfluous
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The extra information in the report was redundant. |
unnecessary, superfluous, excessive, surplus
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necessary, essential, required, needed
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redundant information, redundant system, redundant data, redundant employee
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#693
✅
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Real
/riːl/
adjective
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actually existing; genuine; not imaginary or fake
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This is a real diamond, not a fake one. |
genuine, authentic, actual, true, legitimate
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fake, artificial, imaginary, false, counterfeit
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real life, real estate, real world, real problem, real situation
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#694
⚠️
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Reckless
/ˈrek.ləs/
adjective
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acting without thinking about consequences; careless; dangerous;
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His reckless driving caused a serious accident. |
careless, rash, irresponsible, imprudent
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careful, cautious, prudent, responsible
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reckless driving, reckless behavior, reckless abandon, reckless spending
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#695
😍
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Rapt
/ræpt/
adjective
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completely fascinated or absorbed by what one is seeing or hearing
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The children listened with rapt attention to the storyteller. |
fascinated, absorbed, engrossed, captivated
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distracted, bored, inattentive, uninterested
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rapt attention, rapt silence, rapt audience, rapt concentration
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#696
✨
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Refined
/rɪˈfaɪnd/
adjective
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elegant and cultured in appearance, manner, or taste; purified
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She has very refined taste in art and music. |
elegant, sophisticated, cultured, polished
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crude, rough, unrefined, coarse
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refined taste, refined manner, refined sugar, refined oil
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#697
⚖️
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Reasonable
/ˈriː.zən.ə.bəl/
adjective
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fair and sensible; not too expensive; logical and practical
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The hotel offers reasonable prices for quality accommodation. |
fair, sensible, rational, logical, moderate
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unreasonable, unfair, excessive, irrational
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reasonable price, reasonable request, reasonable doubt, reasonable explanation
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#698
💎
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Rare
/reər/
adjective
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not occurring very often; uncommon or unusual
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It's rare to find such beautiful handmade jewelry these days. |
uncommon, scarce, unusual, infrequent
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common, frequent, ordinary, abundant
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rare opportunity, rare disease, rare book, rare metals
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#699
🔁
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Recurrent
/rɪˈkʌr.ənt/
adjective
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happening repeatedly; occurring again and again; periodic;
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She has been suffering from recurrent headaches for months. |
recurring, repeated, periodic, frequent
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single, one-time, isolated, unique
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recurrent theme, recurrent problem, recurrent infection, recurrent nightmare
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#700
🤔
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Reflective
/rɪˈflektɪv/
adjective
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thoughtful; contemplative; able to reflect light or images
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After the meeting, he was in a reflective mood. |
thoughtful, contemplative, pensive, meditative
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thoughtless, unreflective, impulsive, rash
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reflective mood, reflective surface, reflective thinking, reflective material
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