A doctor who specialises in diagnosing diseases using X-rays, CT scans, and imaging (3)
Radiologist
(N.) (विकिरण चिकित्सा विशेषज्ञ) | Ex: The radiologist examined the scan to detect any abnormalities.
The science dealing with X-rays and other high-energy waves for diagnosing and treating diseases
Radiology
(N.) (विकिरण चिकित्सा विज्ञान) | Ex: Radiology plays a crucial role in modern medical diagnosis.
Speaking at length about trivial things
Rambling
(Adj.) (इधर-उधर की बातें करने वाला) | Ex: His rambling speech made it hard to understand the main point.
A complex or unwanted consequence of an action
Ramification
(N.) (अनचाहे परिणाम) | Ex: The decision had serious legal ramifications.
To go through an area making a lot of noise and causing damage
Rampage
(V.) (उत्पात मचाना) | Ex: The mob began to rampage through the streets.
Having a stale smell or taste (2)
Rancid
(Adj.) (बदबूदार, सड़ा हुआ) | Ex: The butter had turned rancid after being left outside.
Characterized by bitterness or resentment
Rancorous
(Adj.) (शत्रुतापूर्ण) | Ex: The debate became rancorous as tempers flared.
A sum of money demanded for the release of a prisoner (2)
Ransom
(N.) (फिरौती) | Ex: The kidnappers demanded a huge ransom for his release.
Greedy for money
Rapacious
(Adj.) (अति लोभी) | Ex: The rapacious businessman exploited his workers for profit.
The reasons or intentions behind a particular set of beliefs or actions
Rationale
(N.) (तर्कसंगत कारण) | Ex: The teacher explained the rationale behind the new rules.
A reduction in tax or debt
Rebate
(N.) (छूट) | Ex: The company offered a rebate on bulk purchases.
One who opposes or takes arms against a government or ruler
Rebel
(N.) (विद्रोही) | Ex: The rebel fought bravely against the oppressive regime.
To withdraw a statement or belief publicly
Recant
(V.) (मुकर जाना) | Ex: He was forced to recant his earlier statement in court.
A hollow object used to contain something
Receptacle
(N.) (पात्र) | Ex: Please throw the waste into the proper receptacle.
To give and receive mutually
Reciprocate
(V.) (बदले में करना) | Ex: She reciprocated his kindness with gratitude.
A person who lives alone and avoids other people (9)
Recluse
(N.) (एकांतवासी) | Ex: The old man lived as a recluse in the mountains.
Preferring to live alone and avoid other people
Reclusive
(Adj.) (एकांतप्रिय) | Ex: The author is known for his reclusive lifestyle.
To set right what is wrong or inaccurate (2)
Rectify
(V.) (सुधारना) | Ex: The mistake must be rectified immediately.
Moving in or formed by straight lines
Rectilinear
(Adj.) (सीधी रेखाओं वाला) | Ex: The building has a rectilinear design.
Happening repeatedly
Recurrent
(Adj.) (बारम्बार होने वाला) | Ex: He suffered from recurrent headaches.
A process involving too much official formality (4)
Red-Tapism
(N.) (लाल फीताशाही; अत्यधिक औपचारिकता) | Ex: The project was delayed due to excessive red-tapism.
That which is no longer useful (2)
Redundant
(Adj.) (अनावश्यक) | Ex: Many old files became redundant after digitization.
A direct vote by citizens on a specific political issue or policy (2)
Referendum
(N.) (जनमत संग्रह) | Ex: The government held a referendum on the new law.
An involuntary action under a stimulus
Reflex
(N.) (अनैच्छिक प्रतिक्रिया) | Ex: Pulling your hand away from a hot surface is a reflex action.
A person who works for gradual changes to improve a system
Reformer
(N.) (सुधारक) | Ex: The reformer introduced policies to improve education.
The belief in bringing about gradual changes to improve a system
Reformism
(N.) (सुधारवाद) | Ex: Reformism focuses on improving society through gradual and peaceful changes.
A person forced to leave their country due to war, persecution, or danger (2)
Refugee
(N.) (शरणार्थी) | Ex: The refugee sought safety in a neighboring country.
The emblems and symbols of royalty; dress with medals and ribbons worn at official ceremonies (3)
Regalia
(N.) (राजचिह्न, पदवी चिह्न, पदक) | Ex: The king wore magnificent regalia during the coronation.
The killing of a king (7)
Regicide
(N.) (राज-हत्या) | Ex: The history book described the regicide that changed the kingdom forever.
To restore someone to health or normal life after imprisonment, addiction, or illness
Rehabilitate
(V.) (पूर्व दशा में लाना) | Ex: The center helps to rehabilitate patients recovering from addiction.
To make someone look or feel younger
Rejuvenate
(V.) (फिर से जवान बना देना) | Ex: A short vacation can rejuvenate your mind and body.
To fall back into a worse state after an improvement
Relapse
(V.) (पूर्व दशा में आ जाना) | Ex: He tried hard not to relapse into old habits.
A holy person’s remains or belongings kept for reverence; something surviving from an earlier period (2)
Relic
(N.) (अवशेष) | Ex: The museum displayed ancient relics from the civilization.
Unwilling or hesitant to do something
Reluctant
(Adj.) (अनिच्छुक) | Ex: She was reluctant to speak in front of the audience.
To send back a criminal into custody for further investigation
Remand
(V.) (न्यायिक हिरासत में वापस भेजना) | Ex: The judge decided to remand the आरोपी for further questioning.
The act of recalling past experiences with fondness
Reminiscence
(N.) (संस्मरण) | Ex: His reminiscence of childhood brought a smile to his face.
Cancellation of a penalty or debt
Remission
(N.) (दंड या ऋण माफी) | Ex: The government announced remission of taxes for farmers.
A deep feeling of guilt and regret
Remorse
(N.) (पश्चाताप) | Ex: He showed genuine remorse for his mistakes.
The amount paid to a person for their work (2)
Remuneration
(N.) (पारिश्रमिक) | Ex: Employees expect fair remuneration for their efforts.
Artistic, musical, or dramatic interpretation
Rendition
(N.) (प्रस्तुतिकरण) | Ex: Her rendition of the song was widely appreciated.
One who deserts their principles or party
Renegade
(N.) (दलबदलू व्यक्ति) | Ex: The renegade politician joined the opposition party.
To restore something to a better condition
Renovate
(V.) (नवीनीकरण करना) | Ex: They plan to renovate the old house.
The return of someone to their own country (3)
Repatriation
(N.) (स्वदेश वापसी) | Ex: The government arranged the repatriation of stranded citizens.
The feeling of sincere regret for one’s sins
Repentance
(N.) (पछतावा) | Ex: True repentance leads to positive change in behavior.
To fill up again
Replenish
(V.) (फिर से भरना) | Ex: Please replenish the water bottles before the meeting.
An exact or very close copy of something
Replica
(N.) (नक़ल) | Ex: The statue is a replica of the original masterpiece.
A temporary delay or suspension of punishment, especially a death sentence
Reprieve
(N.) (सज़ा पर अस्थायी रोक) | Ex: The prisoner was granted a last-minute reprieve.
A cold-blooded vertebrate animal such as a snake, lizard, or crocodile
Reptile
(N.) (सरीसृप; रेंगने वाला जन्तु) | Ex: A snake is a common reptile found in forests.
Causing a strong dislike
Repulsive
(Adj.) (घिनौना) | Ex: The smell from the garbage was repulsive.
A mass held to pray for the peace of the departed soul
Requiem
(N.) (मृतक के लिए प्रार्थना सभा) | Ex: A requiem was held in memory of the departed leader.