Correct spellings for REPRESE
- depress The news of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to depress many people around the world.
- redress The company agreed to redress the issue by providing a full refund to all customers affected by the product recall.
- regress The company's profits began to regress after the new CEO took over.
- rephrase I had to rephrase the question because it was too confusing.
- repose After a long day at work, I like to repose on the couch and watch TV.
- repress She tried to repress her anger, but it was obvious from the way she clenched her fists.
- repressed Yesterday, I repressed the memories of the attack from my mind.
- represses Dr. represses her anger in order to be a good doctor.
- reprieve I was granted a reprieve from my death sentence.
- reprise The actor will reprise his role as the iconic detective in the upcoming film.
- reprises Paris reprises its traditional Bastille Day Military Parade in an effort to celebrate the city's strong military history.
- reprove Parents often reprove their children for their naughty behavior.
- repulse The repulse of the alien attack sent the soldier crashing to the ground.
