noun
repertoire
REHP-uh-twah
noun
1
The full range of works, skills, or pieces a person or group is ready to perform.
"The orchestra's repertoire includes everything from Bach to modern film scores."
"Add a few new dishes to your cooking repertoire this year."
How to Use Repertoire
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe set of things — songs, skills, jokes, dishes — someone or something is ready to do or perform.
Common pairings
limited repertoire
expand your repertoire
Word Forms
repertoires plural
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Etymology
From French répertoire, from Late Latin repertorium, "an inventory or list."