repeatability

transitive verb

1. to say or utter again; reiterate: to repeat a remark
2. to say over or through; recite (a poem, etc.)
3. to say (something) as said by someone else
4. to tell to someone else: to repeat a secret
5. 1. to do or make again; do over again: to repeat a test
   2. to make happen again or undergo again: to repeat an adventure
6. to say again what has been said before by (oneself)
7. to present (itself or themselves) again

Origin: ME repeten < OFr repeter < L repetere < re-, again + petere, to demand, rush at, fall: see feather

intransitive verb

1. to say or do again what has been said or done before
2. to recur: experiences repeat
3. to continue to be tasted, as because of belching: often with on: foods that repeat on one
4. ☆ to vote (illegally) more than once in the same election

noun

1. the act of doing or saying again; repetition
2. 1. anything said, done, or occurring again
   2. a rebroadcast of a radio or television program
3. Music
   1. a passage repeated in playing
   2. either of two signs used to mark the end (:∥) and, when appropriate, the beginning (∥:) of such a passage