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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 440
re-p6rt', v.t to bring back, as an answer ot account of anything’ to give an account of to relate to circulate publicly to write down or take notes of, esp for a news pape i —2>i to make a statement to write an account of occurrences. — «. a statement of facts description: a formal or official statement, esp of a judicial opinion or decision rumour sound’ noise \/i lepuiation — Report'er, one who reports, esp for a newspaper. [L. reporto—re-, back, and por to, to carry Repose, re-pfiz', v to lay at rest to compose: to place in trust iwith on or in v to rest to sleep to rest m confidence -with on or upon to he.—//, a lying at rest sleep quiet rest of mind: (fine art] tint harmony winch gives icst — to the eye. [Fr. reposcr re-, back, and posir. See POS0, n
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