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Repellence
Repellent
repellently
Repeller
repelling
repellingly
Repellitur a sacramento infamis
Repent
Repentance
Repentant
Repentantly
Repenter
Repentingly
Repentless
Repeople
Reperception
-- Repercuss --
Repercussion
Repercussive
Repertitious
Repertoire
Repertory
repertory company
Reperusal
Reperuse
Repetend
Repetition
Repetitional
Repetitioner
Repetitious
repetitiousness
Repetitive
repetitive strain disorder
Repercuss
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Re`per`cuss´
Pronunciation:
~kŭs´
v. t.
1.
To
drive
or
beat
back
;
hence
,
to
reflect
;
to
reverberate
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Repercussed
(-k?
st
")
;
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Repercussing
.]
Perceiving
all
the
subjacent
country
, . . .
to
repercuss
such
a
light
as
I
could
hardly
look
against
.
- Evelyn.
Verb
1.
repercuss
-
cause
repercussions
;
have
an
unwanted
effect
affect
,
bear
on
,
bear
upon
,
impact
,
repercussion
,
reverberation
,
touch
,
touch
on
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