repeaters Antonyms
Meaning of repeaters
repeaters
a habitual violator of the laws, one who votes illegally by casting more than one ballot in an election, a watch or clock with a striking mechanism that upon pressure of a spring will indicate the time in hours or quarters and sometimes minutes, one that repeats, a device for receiving communication signals and delivering corresponding amplified ones, a firearm that fires several times without reloading, a firearm having a magazine that holds a number of cartridges loaded one at a time into the chamber by the action of the piece, one who relates or recites, a student enrolled in a class or course for a second or subsequent time, a person who violates the laws again and again, a student who is taking a class or course again
repeaters Sentence Examples
- The echo repeated through the canyon, creating a haunting melody.
- The child repeated the same question over and over, driving her mother to distraction.
- The doctor's instructions were clear: repeat the medication three times a day.
- The rain pattered on the roof, repeating a monotonous rhythm.
- The cicadas repeated their shrill song in unison, filling the air with a deafening chorus.
- The clock's ticking repeated itself relentlessly throughout the night, haunting her dreams.
- The sound of the waves crashing on the shore repeated endlessly, a soothing lullaby for the soul.
- The parrot repeated the words "Hello" incessantly, becoming a comical nuisance.
- The heartbeat repeated itself steadily, a reminder of life's fragile hold.
- The pattern on the wallpaper repeated itself endlessly, creating an illusion of movement within the static image.
FAQs About the word repeaters
a habitual violator of the laws, one who votes illegally by casting more than one ballot in an election, a watch or clock with a striking mechanism that upon pr
lawbreakers, principals, criminals, backsliders, desperados, relapsers, accomplices, recidivists,offenders, culprits
lawmen,,gangbusters
The echo repeated through the canyon, creating a haunting melody.
The child repeated the same question over and over, driving her mother to distraction.
The doctor's instructions were clear: repeat the medication three times a day.
The rain pattered on the roof, repeating a monotonous rhythm.
