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re-turu'a-bl, adj. that may be re- turned or restored Reunion, re-iiti'yiin, u a union after separation: an a embly. [Ki reunion -re-, and union. See Union Reunite, re-u-mt', to join after separation to nncile after Vartan* e - to become united again to join again re, again, and Unite Reveal, level', / unveil: to make known* to disclose tirr/er- L. tevtlo -re-, reversal, and 7'clo veil -7 him, a veil. See Veil Reveille, ra-vel'ya, n the.sound of the drum or bugle at daybreak to awaken soldiets [Lit. awake,' imperative of Fr rittetllcr, to awake fr-. again, and vetl/cr—L. vtrilarc, to watch. Sc Vigil.] Revel, rex to feast in a riotous or noisy manner to caiou.sc \—pr.p. rev'ellmg pad. and pa p. rex'e-lied — a riotous or tumultuous feast caionsal n. Reveller [O. Fr reveler— tetriia re, to icbcl. See Rebel prole influenced also by Fi tevi tiler [see Reveille and rrzte see Ravo Revelation, rcv-e-la's hun, n the act of revealing 01 making known that which is revealed; the revealing slivwe truth; that which revealed hy God to man" the Apocalypse or last book — of the Ivtw Testament. [Fr. L mvUtUet rcrelo See Reveal. Revelry, rcv'el-n, «. riotous or noisy festivity. Revenge, re-venj', t to punish or injure in return to avenge -//. tlie act of revenging: injury inflicted m retui a malicious injuring in return for an offence or injury received the pa ion for retaliation.— « ReveUg'er. [O. Fr, revenger, revencher (Fr. revancher)—L. re-, in return, and nmluo, to lay claim to. See Vindicate and Vengeance Revengeful, re-venj 'fool, adj. full of revenge or a desire to inflict injury in return vindictive malicious -adv. Reveiige'fully. Revengement, re-venj 'men h. {£. revenge. Revenue, rev'en-tl, n the receipts or rents from any source return income the income of a state. [Lit. that which comes back,’ Fr. mote mfftet mOOn then. 445 IMG:page-445.webp:Page 445 n Reverberate revenue, pa.p. of revtnir to return—L. revenire — re-, back, venio to come.]