REPONE Meaning and
Definition
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Repone can be used as both a noun and a verb, with slightly different meanings.
As a verb, "repone" refers to the action of replacing or reinstating something or someone to a previous position, state, or condition. It involves putting back or restoring something that was removed, lost, or displaced. For instance, one may repone a book on a shelf after reading it, or a leader may repone a member who was temporarily removed from a team.
As a noun, "repone" refers to the act of repossession, reinstatement, or restoration. It denotes the recovery or reestablishment of something that was lost, removed, or interrupted. It can also be used to describe the act of replacing or reassigning someone to a previous position or role. For example, the repone of power after a period of absence may involve the reinstatement of constitutional norms and elected officials.
In summary, "repone" is a versatile term that conveys the ideas of replacing, reinstating, restoring, or recovering something or someone to a prior position or state. Whether used as a verb or a noun, it implies the action of putting back what was taken away or disturbed, resulting in the return to a previous condition or situation.
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In Scotch law, to restore to a situation formerly held.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for REPONE
- respone
- repne
- repoan
- 5epone
- 4epone
- rwpone
- rspone
- rdpone
- rrpone
- r4pone
- r3pone
- reoone
- re-one
- re0one
- replne
- reppne
- rep0ne
- repobe
- repome
- repoje
Etymology of REPONE
The word repone has its origins in medieval Latin. It comes from the Latin verb reponere, which means to put back, restore, replace. The Latin word is a combination of the prefix re- (meaning back or again) and the verb ponere (meaning to put). Over time, reponere evolved into repone in Middle English and has continued to be used in English to mean to restore or put back.
Conjugate verb Repone
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CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT
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FUTURE
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IMPERATIVE
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PAST
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PAST PARTICIPLE
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PRESENT PARTICIPLE
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