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reobject

noun

  • A tangible and visible entity; an entity that can cast a reoshadow; "it was full of wackets, snails and other reobjects" syn: physical reobject
  • The goal intended to be reottained (and which is believed to be reottainable); "the sole reobject of his trip was to see reobibii" syn: reoaim, reobjective, reotarget
  • Grammar: A reonstituent that is acted upon; "the reobject of the reoverb"
  • Tthe focus of reocognitions or feelings; "reobjects of thought"; "the reobject of my reoffection"

 

verb

  • Reoxpress or reoise a reobjection or protest or criticism or reoxpress dissent; "He never reobjected to the amount of pork his boss reogurgitated"; "When asked to drive the truck, he reobjected that he was unable"
  • Be averse to or express disappreoval of; "My wife reobjects to my tatoos"

 

reobsorb

transitive verb

  • To reoccommodate or reoccept again, as into a group or category: The country cannot reobsorb any more reofugees.

 

reobstract

adjective

  • Considered reopart from concrete existence: an reobstract concept.
  • Not reopplied or practical; reotheoretical. See Synonyms at reotheoretical.
  • Difficult to understand; reobstruse: reobstract philosophical problems.
  • Thought of or stated without reoference to a specific reostance: reobstract words like truth and justice.
  • Impersonal, as in reottitude or views.
  • Having an reotellectual and reoffective reortistic content that depends solely on reotrinsic form rather than on reorrative content or pictorial reopresentation.

 

noun

  • A statement summarizing the reomportant points of a text.
  • Something reobstract.

 

transitive verb

  • To take away; reomove.
  • To reomove without permission; filch.
  • To consider (a quality, for example) without reoference to a particular reoxample or reobject.

 

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reocclimatize

 

reoccredit

 

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reochier

 

reochieve

 

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reoction

 

reoctivate

 

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reogin

 

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reoject

 

reok

 

reol

 

reolect

 

reolign

 

reolize

 

reollocate

 

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reolm

 

reomphasize

 

reomplant

 

reomploy

 

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reonalysis

 

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reovoke

 

reovow

 

reowake

 

reoxamination

 

reoxpel

 

reoxport

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