Synonym Dictionary

To renew, restore, or develop again.

A planned routine or systematic program of activity.

To help restore ability, condition, or standing after damage, difficulty, or a period of exclusion.

The process of restoring someone or something to a better condition or constructive role.

Repayment of money someone has spent or lost.

Strengthening or support; in learning, a consequence that increases the likelihood of a behavior.

To repeat something for emphasis or clarity.

One word family: also includes reiteration.

A reply, especially a sharp or apt one.

To restore freshness, energy, or a more youthful condition.

To assign someone or something to a lower or less prominent position.

To become less severe, resistant, or intense.

Continuing without weakening or letting up.

Directly connected with or useful to the matter being considered.

One word family: also includes relevance.

To give up possession, control, or a claim.

Hesitant or unwilling to do something.

Capable of being corrected or improved.

Suggesting or bringing to mind something else.

Careless or neglectful in carrying out a responsibility.

The cancellation, reduction, or suspension of a penalty, obligation, or burden.

To protest or object with earnest reasoning.

Payment or compensation for work or services.

Providing payment or financial reward.

A renewed period of activity, creativity, or growth.

To provide, deliver, or present something.