REJECT (v),
 REJECTS, REJECTED, REJECTED  To make a decision that something is unsatisfactory  REJECT THE PARTS THAT ARE DAMAGED.  
 rejection (n)  REJECT (v)  IF THE TEST SHOWS THAT THE EQUIPMENT IS DEFECTIVE, YOU MUST REJECT THE EQUIPMENT.  Rejection is mandatory if the test proves the equipment to be defective.
 relate (v)  RELATED (adj)   THE PROCEDURES ARE RELATED TO THE SYSTEM TEST.  The procedures relate to the system test.
 RELATED (adj)  That has a relation  CLEAN THE BALLS OF THE ELECTRICAL LATCH AND ITS RELATED SOCKETS.  
 RELATION (n)  The connection between two (TN) or more "things" caused by their functions, values, or conditions  THE RELATION BETWEEN THE TWO CONTROL SYSTEMS KEEPS THE AIRCRAFT STABLE.  
 relay (v)  SEND  SEND THE DATA TO PERSON "B".  Relay the message to Man B.
RELEASE (v), RELEASES, RELEASED, RELEASED  To make free, to let go  RELEASE THE INSTRUMENT PANEL TO GET ACCESS TO THE CONNECTIONS.  
 relevant (adj)  RELATED, THEIR, ITS  REMOVE THE ROD END FROM THE RELATED PIVOT.  Withdraw the rod end from the relevant pivot.
       INSTALL THE BOLTS IN THEIR HOLES.  Install bolts in relevant holes.
       INSTALL THE COMPUTER IN ITS RACK.  Install computer in relevant rack.
 relieve (v)  RELEASE  RELEASE THE TENSION IN THE CABLE.  Relieve the tension in the cable.

 
 
 remain (v)  STAY  THE FLAGS MUST STAY OUT OF VIEW.  Flags should remain out of view.
 REMAINING (adj)  That continues to stay  USE A SOLVENT TO REMOVE THE REMAINING SEALANT.