Represent

rep-re-zent', v. To exhibit the counter- part or image of; to delineate, reproduce; to act the part or character of, personate; to supply the place or perform the duties of; to exhibit to another mind in language, bring before the mind; to serve as a sign or symbol of. — v. To present a second time, esp. by a mental transcript or picture. [OF. representer, L. reprsesentare prsesentare, to place before, present, fr. prsesens, present, q. v.] — Rep'resent a'- tion, n. Act of representing, describing, or showing; that which represents, — as, a picture, model, or other facsimile; or, a dramatic performance; or, a description or statement; or, a body of representatives. — Represent'ative, -tiv, a. Fitted or qualified to represent: bearing the character or power of another acting for others. — n. One who, or that which, etc.; an agent, deputy, or substitute, who supplies the place of another; in U. S., a member linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. 502 REPRESS 484 of the lower house in a State legislature or in the national Congre . — Represent'er, n. Repre , re-pres', [-pre ed (-presf), -pre ing.] To pre back or down effectually, or a second time; to crush down or out; to overpower, subdue, quell, chock. — Repres's er, n. — Repre ion, -shun, n. Act of, or that which, etc.; cliecK; restraint. — Repre ive, a. Able, or tending to, etc. Reprieve. See under Reprove. Reprimand, rep'rl-mand, To reprove severely, chide for a fault; to reprove publicly and officially, in execution of a sentence; to reprehend, rebuke, censure, blame.— n. Severe reproof for a fault; reprehension, private or public. [F. re'primande, L. reprimen /us, -da, to be checked or suppre ed, fr. reprirnne, to check, repre .] Reprint re-print', v. To print again; to print a new clicion of — Re'print, n. A second or a new impre ion or edition of any printed work; esp., the publication in one country of a work previously published in another.