obedient;  meek;  docile;  honest;  frank;  upfront (about one's feelings)
 to cure;  to heal;  to fix;  to correct;  to do over again;  to replace
 to turn round;  to face about;  to turn about
 to do over again;  to redo;  to start over;  to remake;  to resume;  to recommence
 reconciliation;  make peace with
 to put back up;  to stand back up;  to restore (to former strength);  to revive (e.g. the economy);  to make again (a plan, policy, etc.);  to reformulate
 to look at again;  to re-examine (policy, estimate, plan, etc.);  to review;  to get a better opinion of;  to see in a more positive light;  to improve
 to pull oneself together;  to collect oneself (after a failure);  to regain control (of oneself)
 to regain one's footing;  to get back on one's feet;  to recover;  (of the market) to improve
 correction;  rectification;  mending;  repair
 to get mended;  to be repaired;  to return to normal;  to recover (e.g. one's temper);  to be corrected;  to get put right;  to come right
 to become defiant;  to fight back;  to turn upon;  to take the offensive
 to reconsider;  to rethink;  to reassess
 ordinary person;  untitled individual
 to re-think;  to think back upon;  to change one's mind
 to reseat oneself;  to correct one's posture
 to correct oneself;  to restate
 to make a fresh start;  to turn over a new leaf;  to call again;  to visit again;  to come again
 to recover;  to rally;  to improve;  to pick up
 getting poised again for charging;  toeing the mark again;  starting again;  getting a fresh start;  going back to square one
 to write out;  to make a fair copy;  to rewrite
 to put back in a good mood;  to cheer up
 to call again;  to call someone back
 review;  reconsideration;  revision
 to take another good look at;  to reconsider;  to analyze;  to reexamine
 to rekindle one's love;  to fall in love again (with a person one has previously been in love with)
 revamping;  reshaping;  rearranging;  reorganizing
 to rebuild;  to reconstruct
(arch.)  straight;  ordinary;  common;  doing nothing
 to read (a book, etc.) over again
 to reschedule;  to recompose;  to recross (one's legs);  to reset
 to do over;  to remake;  to resume
 to knead again;  to rework;  to revise;  to polish
 adjustment;  tweaking;  improvement;  modification;  tinkering;  minor alteration
 removing a bad taste;  cleansing one's palate;  palate cleanser;  intermezzo;  dish or beverage to cleanse one's palate between dishes of a meal
 to re-grip;  to re-wrestle;  to regroup (after some adverse event)
 to wash again;  to reconsider
 to get over a bad mood;  to get back in a good mood;  to brighten up;  to recover one's temper;  to feel oneself again
 to listen again;  to ask again
 to buy again;  to buy anew
 namely;  that is (to say);  in other words
 to re-examine;  to review;  to recheck
 to sit upright;  to sit up straight;  to take a defiant attitude;  to become aggressive;  to take the offensive
 to question again;  to repeat a question (esp. a problematic point, or to verify understanding);  to repeat a query
 to sweep the slate clean;  to start again from the beginning;  to do it all over again
 to fluff up (e.g. a futon);  to retype (e.g. a letter)
 to make over (clothing);  to have altered;  to renovate
 to fix one's hair (hairdo) (esp. if disheveled);  to straighten one's hair;  to make an adjustment to one's hair;  to do (up) one's hair
 to repaint;  to paint again
 to repair again;  to join again
 adaptation (from);  rebaking
 to rearrange;  to resequence
 to re-enter;  to rejoin;  to re-enrol
 rewriting;  rewrite;  fair copy
 changing one's dress (e.g. at the wedding reception)
 to redraw (a line);  to catch (a cold) again;  to consult (a reference) again
 adjusting one's makeup;  renovation;  remodeling;  redecoration
 to grill again;  to rehash
 everyday robes worn by males of the imperial family, nobility, etc. (from the Heian period onward)
 to reopen (e.g. a file, window);  to open again
 rematch (e.g. in sumo when the match is too close to decide)
 one man's fault is another's lesson
 re-coating (e.g. repainting, respraying, etc.)
 to correct cutting;  to reshuffle (playing cards)
 burglary turned robbery (i.e. when the burglar is detected)
 treating bed hair;  hair product for treating bed hair
 to recover;  to rally;  to pick up
 replayed game after a draw (in shogi)
 gods of restoration (who purify sin, etc.)
 improvement in one's luck;  changing one's luck
 to set up again;  to correct;  to cure
 change of fortune;  trying to change one's luck
 beyond repair;  irreparable
 plane with a blade at ninety degrees to its base used for maintaining the bases of other wooden planes
(arch.)  straight;  ordinary;  common;  obedient;  meek
 rematch due to overlong (over 10 min) bout
 treating cloth before cutting to prevent shrinkage or expansion
 repairing clogs;  clog repairer