repass
Americanverb (used with or without object)
Other Word Forms
- repassage noun
Etymology
Origin of repass
1425–75; late Middle English repassen < Middle French repasser, Old French, equivalent to re- re- + passer to pass
Example Sentences
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He trailed Lawson's team-mate Isack Hadjar for the first 15 laps before passing him on the Strip but also lost out to Leclerc, who he was able to repass during the pit-stop period.
From BBC
Piastri briefly took the lead at Turn Three, only for Norris to repass at the next corner.
From BBC
Following the aching prayers of the album’s “Turiya and Ramakrishna,” the opening strings of “Blue Nile” herald respite and repass, a moment to settle and reset.
From New York Times
After Sebastian Vettel passed Pierre Gasly out of the La Source hairpin, Ocon, right behind them, drafted both as Gasly went to repass Vettel.
From BBC
If Putin succeeds in seizing the east and establishes a land corridor to Crimea, Repass said that Moscow would have a stronger position in any negotiated settlement.
From Seattle Times
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