repertorial
repertorial adjective: of or pertaining to a repertory.
Adjective
repertorial (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to a repertory.
- Conductors leading performances of music outside the mainstream presumably enjoy the chance to get off the beaten repertorial track while piquing an audience’s curiosity about lesser-known scores.2009 August 20, Vivien Schweitzer, “Repeating a Work That’s All but Ignored”, in New York Times
Origin of repertorial
From repertory + -al.
Words that rhyme with repertorial
- memorial
- monitorial
- territorial
- accessorial
- arboreal
- categorial
- equatorial
- factorial
- inquisitorial
- pictorial
- sartorial
- senatorial
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- tutorial
- accusatorial
- assessorial
- censorial
- combinatorial
- conspiratorial
- corporeal
- cursorial
- dictatorial
- directorial
- editorial
- enchorial
- epichorial
- executorial
- grallatorial
- imperatorial
- incorporeal
- intracorporeal
- lavatorial
- marmoreal
- multifactorial
- observatorial
- piscatorial
- primorial
- promontorial
- proprietorial
- purgatorial
- rasorial
- responsorial
- saltatorial
- scansorial
- sectorial
- spectatorial
- suctorial
- tectorial
- uxorial
- vectorial
- advertorial
- agitatorial
- amatorial
- ambassadorial
- ambulatorial
- ancestorial
- armorial
- assertorial
- auctorial
- auditorial
- authorial
Questions about repertorial
- What does repertorial mean?
- Repertorial means of or pertaining to a repertory.
- What part of speech is repertorial?
- Repertorial is an adjective.
Words near repertorial in the dictionary
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