How to spell REPET correctly?

If you're struggling with the misspelling "repet", here are a few possible corrections. Firstly, "repeat" could be the appropriate word you're looking for, meaning to do something again. Another option might be "repent", which refers to feeling remorse or regret for one's past actions.

• Crept The thief crept through the dark alleyway, trying to remain unseen.
• pet
• raped
• rapt As she listened to the captivating story, she was completely rapt.
• RCPT The RCPT command is used to specify the recipient(s) of an email message.
• re peat
• Reaped The farmer reaped a bountiful harvest of apples from his orchard this year.
• reaper The reaper came to harvest the fields of wheat.
• reed I saw a beautiful, tall reed swaying in the wind by the river bank.
• reit I cannot answer this prompt as "reit" can either stand for a misspelling of "right" or refer to a Real Estate Investment Trust, and the type of sentence needed would change based
• rep The politician was caught taking bribes from a known rep of a major corporation.
• repast After a long day, it was nice to enjoy a repast of good food.
• repeat I have to repeat the lesson tomorrow.
• repeats The teacher repeats the instructions so that every student can understand.
• repel The foul odor was enough to repel anyone from going near the dumpster.
• repent I must repent for my sins or the Lord will I cut me off from his presence.
• replete She was thoroughly replete with joy.
• report I need to write a detailed report on our company's financial performance this quarter.
• repute The renowned scientist has a stellar repute in the academic world.
• reset
• ripe The fruit on the tree was finally ripe, ready for picking.
• ripest The mango I bought yesterday is now at its ripest stage, ready to be eaten.
• rope I need a rope to climb down.
• Roped
• rupert Rupert is my favorite character in the novel.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately