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Payments or other compensation made to make up for harm or damage caused, especially after a war or injustice.
A meal, especially a substantial one.
To say or do something again.
Feeling or showing sincere regret about wrongdoing.
To put a new or different thing in the place of another.
To fill something up again after it has been used or emptied.
Filled or well-supplied with something.
The act of repeating a study or process to check whether the same result happens again.
To say, write, or do something as a response to someone or something.
A written or spoken account of an event or situation.
A person who reports news for a newspaper, television, or radio.
A state of rest, peace, or calm.
Deserving strong criticism or condemnation.
To speak or act officially on behalf of someone else, or to be a symbol or example of something.
Typical of a particular group or category, or acting on behalf of others.
The use of force or control to restrict people's freedom or expression.
A delay or cancellation of a punishment, or a temporary relief from something difficult.
To express disapproval or disappointment toward someone for something they did.
Expressing disapproval or disappointment.
A person of low moral character, often used in a light or humorous way.
To produce offspring, or to make a copy of something.
The biological process by which living things produce offspring, or an accurate copy of something.
To criticize or correct someone, usually gently.
A cold-blooded animal, such as a snake or lizard, that usually has scaly skin and lays eggs.
A country governed by elected representatives rather than a king or queen.
To formally reject or refuse to accept something, such as an idea, agreement, or claim.
The general opinion that people have about someone or something, based on past behavior or character.
A polite or formal act of asking for something.
To need something, or to state officially that something must be done.
Something that is needed or demanded as necessary.
Necessary for a particular purpose; required.
A formal, official demand for something to be supplied.
To officially cancel a law, order, or agreement.
To save someone or something from a dangerous situation.
Careful study of a subject in order to discover new facts or information.
A person who carries out careful study or investigation into a subject.
To look like or be similar to someone or something.
An arrangement to have something, such as a table or room, held for you, or a doubt about a plan.
A supply of something kept for future use, or an area protected for animals or plants.
A large natural or artificial lake used to store water for a city or region.
A porous rock layer capable of holding significant amounts of oil, gas, or water, allowing these fluids to be extracted.
To live somewhere permanently or for an extended period.
A person who lives in a particular place on a permanent or long-term basis.
Remaining after the main part of something has been used, removed, or finished.
A force that remains acting on an object after other forces have been accounted for or cancelled out.
A formal statement that someone is leaving a job, or calm acceptance of something unwelcome.
The ability to recover quickly from difficulty or damage.
Able to recover quickly from difficulty, damage, or hardship.