Release - To free; to allow to be known., Rely - To depend on., Reproach - To express disapproval or disappointment., Require - To need for a specific purpose., Resent - To feel bitterness or anger towards someone or something., Resign - To give up an office or position., Resist - To withstand the effect of., Resolve - To come to a firm decision., Restrict - To confine or keep within limits., Retain - To continue to do something or keep something., Retract - 1. To draw back in.; 2. To withdraw something after it’s found to be untrue., Retrieve - To bring back., Rhetorical - Used just for style or impact., Rigid - Stiff; unyielding., Rotate - To turn., Safeguard - Something that serves as protection or ensures safety., Scrutinize - To very carefully examine., Section - A part of the whole., Select - To choose., Sequence - Things that follow each other in a certain order., Severe - 1. Harsh or strict. 2. Grave, critical., Shallow - Not deep., Shelter - To protect from something harmful., Shrink - To become smaller., Significant - Important, noteworthy., Source - A person, place, or thing where something was obtained., Sparse - Thinly scattered., Specify - To clearly indicate which one., Speculate - To form a theory without strong evidence., Solitary - Alone; without others., Somber - Gloomy; depressing., Soothe - To calm or comfort., Squalid - Filthy and unpleasant., Stable - Unlikely to change or fail., Stagnant - Sluggish, showing little movement., Strategy - A plan to reach a desired outcome., Subsequent - Coming after something in time., Substitute - A person or thing acting in place of another., Subtle - Difficult to notice right away., Sufficient - Enough to serve a particular purpose., Summarize - To briefly give the main points., Supervise - To oversee work or a process., Supplant - To take the place of something else., Suspend - 1. To temporarily stop. 2. To hang something from somewhere., Suspicious - Having the belief that someone is doing something dishonest or illegal., Sustain - To keep going., Symbolic - Serving as a symbol., Technical - Relating to a specific subject or craft., Terminal - Situated at the end., Tolerate - To put up with., Transfer - To move from one place to another., Transition - Changing from one state or condition to another., Transparent - 1. See-through material. 2. Easy to detect., Tuition - The fee for instruction at a school., Unobtrusive - Not attracting attention., Unscathed - Unharmed., Upbeat - Happy; optimistic., Unjust - Unfair., Vacillate - To waver or be indecisive., Valid - Just; well-founded., Vanish - To disappear quickly., Vary - To be different from something else in a group., Verdict - A judgement or decision., Vestige - A small trace of something that is disappearing or has already disappeared., Vial - A small container used to hold liquids., Vilify - To speak poorly of; to slander., Voluminous - Taking up a lot of space., Whereas - On the contrary., Wholly - Completely., Widespread - Occurring over a large region., Wilt - To droop and become limp.,

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