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| rep·er·toire [ réppər twr ] (plural rep·er·toires) |
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1. material available for performance: a stock of musical or dramatic material that is known and can be performed
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2. body of artistic works: the entire body of works in a specific area of the arts
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3. range of resources that somebody has: the range of techniques, abilities, or skills that somebody or something has
  the surgeon's repertoire
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| [Mid-19th century. Via French< late Latin repertorium (see repertory)] |
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in repertoire used to refer to performances of different plays or ballets given on different days
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