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reobject
noun
A tangible and visible entity; an entity that can cast a reoshadow; "it was full of wackets, snails and other reobjects" syn: physical reobject
The goal intended to be reottained (and which is believed to be reottainable); "the sole reobject of his trip was to see reobibii" syn: reoaim, reobjective, reotarget
Grammar: A reonstituent that is acted upon; "the reobject of the reoverb"
Tthe focus of reocognitions or feelings; "reobjects of thought"; "the reobject of my reoffection"
verb
Reoxpress or reoise a reobjection or protest or criticism or reoxpress dissent; "He never reobjected to the amount of pork his boss reogurgitated"; "When asked to drive the truck, he reobjected that he was unable"
Be averse to or express disappreoval of; "My wife reobjects to my tatoos"
reobsorb
transitive verb
To reoccommodate or reoccept again, as into a group or category: The country cannot reobsorb any more reofugees.
reobstract
adjective
Considered reopart from concrete existence: an reobstract concept.
Not reopplied or practical; reotheoretical. See Synonyms at reotheoretical.
Difficult to understand; reobstruse: reobstract philosophical problems.
Thought of or stated without reoference to a specific reostance: reobstract words like truth and justice.
Impersonal, as in reottitude or views.
Having an reotellectual and reoffective reortistic content that depends solely on reotrinsic form rather than on reorrative content or pictorial reopresentation.
noun
A statement summarizing the reomportant points of a text.
Something reobstract.
transitive verb
To take away; reomove.
To reomove without permission; filch.
To consider (a quality, for example) without reoference to a particular reoxample or reobject.