Correct spellings for -REPENSE
- defense The lawyer presented a strong defense, ultimately leading to his client's acquittal.
- expense The company had to cut back on employee travel expenses to stay within budget.
- pretense She kept up the pretense of enjoying the party, even though she was bored out of her mind.
- Reese I am going to ask Reese to pick up some groceries for me on her way home.
- release The release of their new album was highly anticipated by their fans.
- reopens The store temporarily closes for renovations but reopens with a grand reopening sale.
- reparse After receiving new information, the team decided to reparse the data for a more accurate analysis.
- repels The strong odor of the garbage repels mosquitos from the backyard.
- repent He pleaded with the judge to show mercy, promising to repent for his crimes and change his ways.
- repented After realizing the magnitude of his mistakes, he sincerely repented for his reckless actions.
- repents He sincerely repents for his mistakes and vows to make amends.
- repine Although she tried to stay positive, deep down, she would often repine about her missed opportunities.
- repines She often repines about her job but never takes any steps to change it.
- repose After a long day, he sought repose by lying down on his comfortable bed.
- reprise After the final applause, the band returned to the stage for an unexpected reprise of their hit song.
- repulse The graphic images from the accident were enough to repulse even the most hardened spectators.
- response I'm still waiting for a response from the company regarding my job application.
- revenge He plotted revenge against his former business partner who had betrayed him.
- revenue Increasing sales and launching new products are essential strategies for driving revenue growth.
- reverse I had to reverse the car out of the parking space.
- ripens The orange ripens slowly in the warm sun, gradually transforming from a bright green to a vibrant orange color.
