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91rep|a|ra|ble — «REHP uhr uh buhl, rih PAIR », adjective. that can be repaired or remedied. ╂[< Latin reparābilis < reparāre; see etym. under repair1 (Cf. ↑repair)] –rep´a|ra|bly, adverb …
92rep´re|hen´si|bly — rep|re|hen|si|ble «REHP rih HEHN suh buhl», adjective. deserving reproof, blame, or rebuke: »Cheating is a reprehensible act. SYNONYM(S): blameworthy, culpable. –rep´re|hen´si|bly, adverb …
93rep|re|hen|si|ble — «REHP rih HEHN suh buhl», adjective. deserving reproof, blame, or rebuke: »Cheating is a reprehensible act. SYNONYM(S): blameworthy, culpable. –rep´re|hen´si|bly, adverb …
94rep´re|hen´sive|ly — rep|re|hen|sive «REHP rih HEHN sihv», adjective. containing reprehension; reproving. –rep´re|hen´sive|ly, adverb …
95rep|re|hen|sive — «REHP rih HEHN sihv», adjective. containing reprehension; reproving. –rep´re|hen´sive|ly, adverb …
96rep´re|sen|ta´tion|al|ist — rep|re|sen|ta|tion|al|ism «REHP rih zehn TAY shuh nuh LIHZ uhm», noun. 1. the theory or practice of representational art. 2. the philosophical doctrine that the perception of an object is only a representation of the real object in the external… …
97rep|re|sen|ta|tion|al|ism — «REHP rih zehn TAY shuh nuh LIHZ uhm», noun. 1. the theory or practice of representational art. 2. the philosophical doctrine that the perception of an object is only a representation of the real object in the external world.… …
98rep´re|sen|ta´tion|al|ly — rep|re|sen|ta|tion|al «REHP rih zehn TAY shuh nuhl», adjective. 1. of or having to do with representation: »representational government. 2. of or designating a form of art that emphasizes realistic and conventional representation of subjects and… …
99rep|re|sen|ta|tion|al — «REHP rih zehn TAY shuh nuhl», adjective. 1. of or having to do with representation: »representational government. 2. of or designating a form of art that emphasizes realistic and conventional representation of subjects and the use of traditional …
100rep´ri|mand´er — rep|ri|mand «noun. REHP ruh mand, mahnd; verb. REHP ruh MAND, MAHND», noun, verb. –n. a severe or formal reproof: »the sharp reprimands that were sure to follow every act of negligence (John F. Kirk). –v.t. to reprove severely or formally;… …
