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relance: a second chance, throw or move; a doubtful happenstance; a successive stroke of luck
relanceado: infrequent; occasional
relanceado: infrequently; occasionally
relanciadamente: infrequently; occasionally
relanciado: synonym of relanceado
relanciado: synonym of relanceado
relanzamiento: relaunch, relaunching
relanzar: to relaunch
relapso: returning to sin after repenting
relatar: to tell; to report; to relate
relativamente: relatively
relatividad: relativity (state of being relative); relativity (principle of physics)
relatividad especial: special relativity
relatividad general: general relativity
relativismo: relativism
relativista: relativist
relativista: relativist
relativización: relativization
relativizar: to play down, put into perspective
relativo: relative, comparative
relato: story; report; narrative
relator: relator; storyteller
relatoría: Office of the court reporter
relave: tailings
relax: relaxation
relax: relax!
relectura: rereading
releer: to re-read
relegación: relegation
relegamiento: relegation
relegar: to relegate, banish
relegitimar: to relegitimize
relente: night dew
relevación: taking over; relief
relevamiento: land study
relevancia: relevance
relevante: significant, important
relevantemente: relevantly; importantly
relevar: to take over for
relevista: reliever, relief pitcher
relevo: relief (from duty, watch); relay; changeover (in a relay race)
relevo sueco: Swedish relay
reli: clipping of Religión (“"Religion", Catholicism subject in Spain schools”)
relicario: reliquary
relicitación: rebidding
relicto: relict
relicto: relict
relictual: relictual
relieve: relief (protrusion)
religar: to relink; to bind, to solder
religiosamente: religiously
religiosidad: religiousness
religioso: religious
religión: religion
religión católica: Catholicism; the Catholic faith
religión natural: natural religion
religión organizada: organized religion
relimitación: re-limitation
relinchar: to whinny, to neigh
relinchido: neigh (sound of a horse)