repertoire

/ˈɹɛp.ə.twɑː/

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Definition

(noun)
A stock of skills or types of things that a person habitually uses
GRE

Example in Context

The diplomat had an impressive repertoire of negotiation techniques, adapting his approach seamlessly to each new counterpart.

Synonyms

collectionrangelineup

Etymology

A collection of skills or performances that one can draw upon.

  • repertorium (Latin) — to find again

Memory Aid

🎭Sounds like “rep a tour

Imagine a magician going on a REP-tacular TOUR, showcasing every trick up their sleeve from their REPERTOIRE!

Visual Association

🎤A performer dazzling the crowd with an incredible display of talents, from singing to juggling.

Semantic Clusters

Synonym Groups

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “repertoire” mean on the GRE?

repertoire (noun) means “A stock of skills or types of things that a person habitually uses”. The diplomat had an impressive repertoire of negotiation techniques, adapting his approach seamlessly to each new counterpart.

How to remember “repertoire” for the GRE?

Mnemonic: “repertoire” sounds like “rep a tour”. Imagine a magician going on a REP-tacular TOUR, showcasing every trick up their sleeve from their REPERTOIRE!

What are synonyms for “repertoire”?

Common synonyms: collection, range, lineup.