adj. (of a fever or disease) abating at intervals.

adj. Springing up anew; being reborn. renascence n.

n. Interpretation or rendering of a dramatic role, piece of music, etc. [french: related to *render]

v. (-ging) 1 package again or differently.

- present in a new form.

adj. (of a loss etc.) That can be made good. [latin: related to *repair1]

company n. Theatrical company that performs plays from a repertoire.

- n. (pl. -ies) 1 performance of various plays for short periods by one company.

- repertory theatres collectively.

- store or collection, esp. Of information, instances, etc.

- = *repertoire. [latin reperio find]

v. - (often foll. By with) fill up again.

- renew (a supply etc.). replenishment n. [french plenir from plein full]

n. - reporting of news for the media.

- typical style of this.

- factual journalistic material in a book etc. [from *report, after french]

adj. Showing or inducing repose. reposefully adv. [from *repose1]

v. Regain possession of (esp. Goods on which payment is in arrears). repossession n.