repone
transitive verb
re·pone
rə̇ˈpōn,
rēˈp-
-ed/-ing/-s
1
Scots law : to restore (as a minister) to former standing or office
2
Scots law : to restore (as a defaulting party in an action) to former legal status in order to try the action again : rehabilitate
Word History
Etymology
Latin reponere to put back
- know (someone) of old
- know (what's) best
- know all the answers
- know best
- know better
- know better than to
- know by name
- know different
- know different/otherwise
- know for a fact
- know from
- know full well
- know in one's bones
- know it
- know no boundaries
- know no bounds
- know no bounds/boundaries
- know of old
- know one's limits
- know one's own heart
- know one's own heart/mind
- know one's own mind
- know one's stuff
- know one's way around
- know oneself