Definition of Repetends

1. repetend [n] - See also: repetend

Lexicographical Neighbors of Repetends

repertitious
repertoire
repertoires
repertorial
repertories
repertory
repertory company
reperusal
reperusals
reperuse
reperused
reperuses
reperusing
repetency
repetend
repetends (current term)
repetetive
repetiteur
repetiteurs
repetitio
repetition
repetition-compulsion
repetition-compulsion principle
repetition/replication
repetition rate
repetition time
repetitional
repetitionary
repetitioner
repetitions

Literary usage of Repetends

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Normal Higher Arithmetic by Edward Brooks (1877)
"Now in adding the terms of these two repetends together, that the sum may be a ... All perfect repetends possess this property, and a large number of those ..."

2. The Philosophy of Arithmetic as Developed from the Three Fundamental by Edward Brooks (1880)
"From the principles presented in the preceding chapter, the following curious properties of complementary repetends will be readily understood : 1. ..."

3. The Normal Higher Arithmetic: Designed for Common Schools, High Schools by Edward Brooks (1877)
"Now in adding the terms of these two repetends together, that the aim may be a ... All perfect repetends possess this property, and a large number of those ..."

4. Decimal Arithmetic Made Perfect: Or, The Management of Infinite Decimals by John Marsh (1742)
"RULE. i ft, Make all the repetends to begin together, (by Transformation) ... 2dly, And then to make them all end together ; let each of the Given repetends ..."

5. Higher Arithmetic: Designed for the Use of High Schools, Academies, and Colleges by George Roberts Perkings (1841)
"4S» Those simple repetends,which have as many terms, less one, as there are units in the denominator, we shall call perfect ..."

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