Словарь английского языка | Значения слов, определения и примеры
according to what is said or believed, although not confirmed
"The company has reportedly agreed to the new terms."
a person who reports news or information
"The reporter interviewed several people at the scene."
the act of giving news or information about something
"Good reporting is essential for public awareness."
a state of rest, sleep, or tranquility; to rest or lie in a peaceful position
"After the long journey, she sought repose in the quiet garden."
a place where things are stored or kept for safekeeping
"The library serves as a repository of knowledge."
to express disapproval or criticism of someone or something
"The teacher reprehended the student for being dishonest."
Deserving strong criticism or blame.
"His dishonest actions were truly reprehensible."
The act of rebuking or criticizing severely.
"The teacher’s reprehension of the student’s behavior was justified."
to act or speak on behalf of someone or something
"He will represent our company at the conference."
the action of speaking or acting on behalf of someone or something
"Her representation of the team was impeccable."
Relating to or depicting something in a realistic or symbolic way.
"The artist preferred a representational style of painting."
a person chosen to act or speak for others; acting on behalf of others
"She is the representative of the workers in the negotiation."
To restrain, suppress, or keep under control, especially emotions or desires.
"He tried to repress his anger during the meeting."
Capable of being restrained or suppressed.
"The movement proved to be hardly repressible."
the action of subduing someone or something by force; the restraint, prevention, or inhibition of a feeling, impulse, etc.
"The government's repression of free speech sparked widespread protests."
restraining freedom or preventing self-expression; oppressive
"The repressive government banned all forms of protest."
A temporary relief or delay from something unpleasant; to postpone or cancel punishment.
"The prisoner was granted a last-minute reprieve from execution."
A formal expression of disapproval; to scold or criticize someone officially.
"The teacher reprimanded the student for being late."
An act of retaliation or revenge, especially in a conflict.
"The attack was carried out as a reprisal for the bombing."
A repetition or return to an earlier theme, role, or action.
"The actor reprised his role in the sequel."
An expression of disapproval or disappointment; to criticize someone for doing wrong.
"She reproached him for arriving late to the meeting."
A person of immoral character; to express disapproval of; morally corrupt.
"The old reprobate spent his days gambling and drinking."
Strong disapproval or condemnation; rejection by God as beyond salvation.
"The teacher’s face showed clear reprobation at the student’s rude remark."
To make a copy of something; to generate offspring.
"Many animals reproduce rapidly in favorable conditions."
The process of producing offspring; the act of copying or duplicating.
"The textbook included a detailed diagram of human reproduction."
Relating to the reproduction of offspring.
"The reproductive cycle of pests can cause rapid infestations."
An expression of blame or disapproval.
"His careless words drew a sharp reproof from his mother."
to criticize or correct someone gently or disapprove of their actions
"The teacher reproved the student for being late."
a cold-blooded animal with scales that lays eggs, such as snakes, lizards, turtles, or crocodiles
"The snake is a reptile that can be found in many parts of the world."
a state in which power is held by the people and their elected representatives
"Bangladesh is a democratic republic."
a member or supporter of a republican political party or system
"The republican candidate won the election."
to refuse to accept, recognize, or support something
"He repudiated the claim that he was involved in the scandal."
intense disgust or strong aversion towards something
"She felt deep repugnance at the cruelty of the act."
causing strong dislike, disgust, or opposition
"The idea of cheating was repugnant to him."
to drive back an attack or attacker by force; to cause intense dislike or disgust
"The army managed to repulse the enemy attack."
a strong feeling of dislike or disgust
"She felt deep repulsion at the sight of cruelty to animals."
arousing intense distaste or disgust
"The garbage gave off a repulsive smell."
having a good reputation; respected
"They chose a reputable company to handle their finances."
the beliefs or opinions that are generally held about someone or something
"She has a good reputation in the industry."
the opinion generally held of someone or something; reputation
"He is a scholar of great repute in his field."
Generally considered or believed to be something, often based on reputation rather than certainty.
"He is a reputed expert in financial management."
a formal or polite demand for something
"She made a request for additional time to complete the project."
A mass, music, or ceremony for the repose of the souls of the dead.
"The choir performed a requiem in memory of the late leader."
to need something or make something necessary
"This task requires your full attention."
necessary or compulsory
"A visa is required to enter the country."
something that is necessary or demanded
"The job has specific educational requirements."
Made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations; required.
"A passport is a requisite document for international travel."
An official order laying claim to the use of property or materials; a formal demand or request.
"The manager submitted a requisition for new office supplies."
The act of returning something, such as a favor, service, or punishment; repayment or retaliation.
"She offered her time in requital for his kindness."
to return or repay a favor, service, or feeling
"She requited his kindness with a thoughtful gift."
