Repertoire and Series

Repertoire

Repertoire noun - The number of individuals or amount of something available at any given time.

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Series and repertoire are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Series" instead a noun "Repertoire".

Nearby Word: repertory

Series noun - Similar things placed in order or happening one after another.

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Repertoire and series are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Repertoire" instead a noun "Series".

Nearby Word: serially

live	live repertoire	live series
old	old repertoire	old series
full	full repertoire	full series
similar	similar repertoire	similar series
Other adjectives: separate, many, endless, light, entire, main, new, early, past, limited.

Not necessarily used by Splinter Cell's Sam Fisher, who prefers silent approaches, but slowly added to the repertoire of the Shadownet spies throughout the series.

Source: Le Parkour
Evil Sorcerer: The Acolyte, while not a particularly strong Godmodder, has a repertoire of evil spells to be on an even keel with the other villains in the series.

Source: Roleplay / Destroy The Godmodder
In the Flight of the Conchords TV series this was done a couple of times with some of the more surreal songs in the duo's repertoire.

Source: Disney Acid Sequence

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