repeal ability

[Eng. repealable; -ity.] The quality or state of being repealable. rě-pēal-a-ble, a . [Eng. repeal ; -able .] Capable of being repealed, revoked, or abrogated by the same authority by which it was enacted; revocable. rě-peal-a-ble-ne , subst. [Eng. repealable ; -ne .] Repeal ability. 1. To do or perform a second time or again; to *2. To make trial or e ay of again; to e ay anew. "Stay here, and I the danger will repeat ." Dryden. ( Todd .) 3. To recite, to rehearse, to say over. "I can repeat whole books that I have read."-Ben Jonson: Discoveries. B. In trans.: To strike the hours; as, a repeating watch. (1) To repeat one's self : To say or do again what one has said or done before. (2) To repeat signals : Naut .: To make the same signal which has been received from the admiral, or to make the same sig. nal over again.