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repercussion
noun
1 (usu repercussions) the result or consequence of, or reaction to, some action, event, etc, and usually a bad, unforeseen or indirect one.
2 a reflection of a sound; an echo or reverberation.
3 a recoil or repulse after an impact.
[16c: from Latin repercussio ]
repercussive adjective .
noun
1 (usu repercussions) the result or consequence of, or reaction to, some action, event, etc, and usually a bad, unforeseen or indirect one.
2 a reflection of a sound; an echo or reverberation.
3 a recoil or repulse after an impact.
[16c: from Latin repercussio ]
repercussive adjective .
repertoire
noun
1 the list of songs, operas, plays, etc that a singer, performer, group of actors, etc is able or ready to perform.
2 the range or stock of skills, techniques, talents, etc that someone or something has.
3 comput the total list of codes and commands that a computer can accept and execute.
[19c: from French répertoire ; see repertory]
noun
1 the list of songs, operas, plays, etc that a singer, performer, group of actors, etc is able or ready to perform.
2 the range or stock of skills, techniques, talents, etc that someone or something has.
3 comput the total list of codes and commands that a computer can accept and execute.
[19c: from French répertoire ; see repertory]
repertory
noun (repertories )
1 a repertoire, especially the complete list of plays that a theatre company is able and ready to perform.
2 the performance of a repertoire of plays at regular, short intervals.
3 a storehouse or repository.
4 short form of repertory company.
5 a short form of repertory theatre;
b repertory theatres collectively worked in repertory for a few years . Often shortened still further to rep.
[16c: from Latin repertorium inventory, from reperire , repertum to discover or find again]
noun (repertories )
1 a repertoire, especially the complete list of plays that a theatre company is able and ready to perform.
2 the performance of a repertoire of plays at regular, short intervals.
3 a storehouse or repository.
4 short form of repertory company.
5 a short form of repertory theatre;
b repertory theatres collectively worked in repertory for a few years . Often shortened still further to rep.
[16c: from Latin repertorium inventory, from reperire , repertum to discover or find again]
repertory company
noun a group of actors who perform a series of plays from their repertoire in the course of a season at one theatre.
noun a group of actors who perform a series of plays from their repertoire in the course of a season at one theatre.
repertory theatre
noun a theatre where a repertory company performs its plays.
noun a theatre where a repertory company performs its plays.
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