Definition: The second note in the musical scale, often represented as 'D' in Western music notation.

Example: In the song, the melody starts on the note 're' and moves up to 'mi'.

Definition: This word is used to refer to a specific subject or matter, often in formal contexts such as letters or documents.

Example: Re: Your application for the job.

Definition: To accept something again after it has been rejected or not accepted previously.

Example: After reviewing the application, the committee decided to reaccept the candidate.

Definition: The quality that makes a text easy to read and understand.

Example: The readability of the article improved after the author simplified the language.

Definition: Something that is easy to read or understand, often because of its clear style or format.

Example: The book was so readable that I finished it in one day.

Definition: The quality of being easy to read or understand, often referring to text that is clear and legible.

Example: The readableness of the article made it enjoyable for everyone to understand.

Definition: In a way that is easy to read and understand.

Example: The instructions were written readably, making them simple to follow.

Definition: To add something again or to repeat the process of adding.

Example: I need to readd the items to my shopping list after I accidentally deleted them.

Definition: In a way that shows willingness or ease; without delay or difficulty.

Example: She readily agreed to help with the project.

Definition: To come into view or existence again after having been gone or hidden.

Example: The magician made the rabbit reappear after it had vanished.

Definition: To change the order or position of something.

Example: I need to rearrange the furniture in my living room.