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- realism C1 Realism is a style or approach that represents people and events as they are in real life, without idealizing them.
- recount To recount something is to tell a story or describe events in detail.
- red pill C1 A “red pill” is a moment or idea that supposedly reveals a hidden truth and changes how someone sees the world, often i…
- reinforce To strengthen or support, especially with additional material or by making more firm.
- relativism C1 Relativism is the view that what is true, right, or meaningful can depend on context, culture, or perspective rather th…
- resilience B2 Resilience is the ability to recover quickly from difficulties and keep going.
- respect A2 Respect is a good feeling and behavior that shows you value someone or something.
- restroom A2 A public room with toilets and sinks, especially in a store, restaurant, or other public building.
- revoke To revoke means to officially cancel or take back something such as a right, permission, or decision.
- rhetoric C1 Rhetoric is the skill of using language to persuade or influence people.
- rizz B2 Rizz means charm or skill at attracting someone romantically.
- rollercoaster An amusement ride that consists of open cars fastened to a track that is built with sharp curves and steep inclines and…
- romanticism C1 Romanticism is an artistic and literary movement that emphasized emotion, imagination, and the power of nature over str…
- rusty Rusty means covered with rust or not as good at something because you have not done it for a while.
- satire B2 Satire is writing, art, or humor that criticizes people or society by using irony and exaggeration.
- schadenfreude C1 Schadenfreude is pleasure or amusement felt when someone else has trouble or bad luck.
- scrapy Having a determined, spirited, and often assertive or combative nature, especially despite being small or at a disadvan…
- scrutinize C1 To scrutinize something is to examine it very carefully and in detail.
- secular C1 Not connected with religion and focused on non-religious, worldly matters.
- secularism C1 Secularism is the principle that government and public institutions should remain neutral toward religion and separate …