| RECULTIVATE | • recultivate v. To cultivate again; to make productive once again. • RECULTIVATE v. to cultivate again. |
| RECUMBENCES | • recumbences n. Plural of recumbence. • RECUMBENCE n. the state of being recumbent, also RECUMBENCY. |
| RECUMBENTLY | • recumbently adv. In a recumbent manner; while lying down. • RECUMBENT adv. reclining; lying comfortably. |
| RECUPERABLE | • recuperable adj. Recoverable. • RECUPERABLE adj. that can be recuperated. |
| RECUPERATED | • recuperated v. Simple past tense and past participle of recuperate. • RECUPERATE v. to get back, recover. |
| RECUPERATES | • recuperates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of recuperate. • RECUPERATE v. to get back, recover. |
| RECUPERATOR | • recuperator n. A person who recuperates, or regains their health. • recuperator n. A regenerator (heating device). • RECUPERATOR n. an arrangement by which something lost is regained, such as the heat of waste gases in a furnace. |
| RECURRENCES | • recurrences n. Plural of recurrence. • RECURRENCE n. the act of recurring, also RECURRENCY. |
| RECURRENTLY | • recurrently adv. In a recurrent manner. • RECURRENT adv. happening again and again. |
| RECURRINGLY | • recurringly adv. In a recurring manner; recurrently. • RECURRING adv. RECUR, to come around at intervals. |
| RECURSIVELY | • recursively adv. In a recursive way or manner. (Can we add an example for this sense?) • recursively adv. (Computing) Using recursion. • RECURSIVE adv. involving or designating a repeated procedure such that the required result at each step except the last is given in terms of the result(s) of the next step. |
| RECUSANCIES | • recusancies n. Plural of recusancy. • RECUSANCY n. the state of being recusant, one who refuses to attend Catholic church services, also RECUSANCE. |
| RECUSATIONS | • recusations n. Plural of recusation. • RECUSATION n. refusal. |