vocab

force someone to comply or obey, as by pressure, threats, or intimidation, to effect by force

• replete

• coerce

• retribution

to strengthen or confirm by agreeing statements or new evidence

• remonstrate

• repsite

• corroborate

to cause uneasiness, embarrassment, or

by confusion

• discomfit

• reprehensible

• recumbent

reclining, lying down, resting

• coerce

• recumbent

• reprisal

the act of objecting or protesting

• remonstrance

• reprisal

• discomfit

the act of formally or voluntarily giving up a claim or title

• recumbent

• retribution

• renunciation

abundantly supplied; well-filled

• coerce

• replete

• reticence

deserving of blame, rebute, or censure

• reprehensible

• recumbent

• respite

forcible seizure in retaliation for injury received, injury done in return for injury received

• reprehensible

• discomfit

• reprisal

an interval of relief or rest; a delay of punishment

• respite

• recumbent

• replete