repertoire
Example Sentences
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To be an organist, he writes, “requires being one-third interpreter of classical repertoire, one-third jazz improviser, and one-third theologian.”
You’ll likely get some items in your share that are new to you, and will enliven your cooking repertoire.
From Seattle Times
Swifts and nightjars work with a limited repertoire of instinctive calls while hummingbirds are able to elaborate on calls by learning complex songs from each other, a trait called vocal learning.
From Science Daily
The Koreans seized on the idea, adding this kind of sandwich to their culinary repertoire.
From Salon
The set of vocalised coda types combined with how frequently they are used makes up a vocal repertoire and define membership in a particular clan.
From Science Daily
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