What does REPOT mean?
repot
- Parts of Speech: verb
- Definitions: (1) to transfer a plant to a new pot or soil, (2) to report again or anew
- Pronunciations: (US: /riːˈpɑːt/, UK: /riːˈpɒt/)
- Origin and Usage: The word "repot" originated from the combination of the prefix "re-" meaning again and the verb "pot." Its first known usage was in 1840. The term is commonly used in gardening to refer to the process of transferring a plant to a new pot or soil to promote growth. In addition, "repot" can also mean to report again or anew, especially in the context of journalism or business.
- Synonyms: (1) transplant, (2) report again, renew, update
- Related Words: report, troth, toper, petto, toper
- Example Sentences:
- She needs to repot her houseplants because they have outgrown their current pots.
- The journalist decided to repot the story with additional information.
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