Imagine yourself destroying your sister’s prom dress and working vigorously to repair the dress so that she does not hate you for life. This is the only way for you to redress the situation, my friend!
Word: Redress
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Word: Redoubtable
Imagine a strong and persistent wrestler who does not give up. In a tough fight, it may seem that he/ she may give up but you have to think twice before doubting that because he/ she is formidable and resilient and does not easily give up. Remember “Re-doubt-able” thus!
Word: Redolent
“Redolent” should remind you of “odor” (in American English, or “Odour” in British English”) – distinctive smell of a place or thing. Imagine the smell of a food item that brings back memories from your childhood.
Word: Recurrent
“Recurrent” should remind you “Recurring” – something that is occurring again and again! Alternatively, “RE-CURRENT” should remind you of getting current shocks again and again! Just get it repaired, you!
Word: Recuperate
“Re-CUPER-ate” should remind you of “SUPER”. Yes! Imagine yourself suffering from some illness when suddenly, after having a miracle drug, you start feeling super! You have thus recuperated from the illness (or a loss a business – whichever may be the case)! Yaay!
Word: Recumbent
“Recum-BENT” should remind you of “Bent” structures. Imagine someone so bent, that that person looks like he/ she is lying down in a horizontal position. Remember thus!
Word: Rectitude
Connect “RECT-itude” with “cor-RECT”. Thus, anyone who displays correct and moral behaviour is displaying rectitude. Remember thus.
Word: Absolve
“Absolve” rhymes with “Dissolve”. Imagine someone dissolving all your crime lumps and making you free!
Word: Abscond
“Abscond” rhymes with “Bond”. Yes, James Bond! Imagine James Bond leaving hurriedly and secretly after planting a bomb in his archenemy’s layout in order to save the world. Exciting absconding!
Word: Abscission
The word “Ab-Scission” should remind of you of “Scissors” used for cutting and removing things.
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