to repost
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2.8
- verb
- /ˌriːˈpoʊst/
- Texting
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repostear
- Any chance you could repost it, or send me a copy?
- repost the video
- repost the article
- reposting news
I like to reblog them and repost them and all that fun.
- I like to reblog them and repost them and all that fun.
- The Academy commented on my photo and reposted me.
- No they didn't so repost it.
- Like tag me in a story and like sing my song and you gonna repost it?
- Listen, listen, PG, OK, I may be recording this to repost this segment, but that doesn't mean I can't engage with you.
- Take a screenshot, tag two friends, share it in your stories, and tag me so that I can repost.
- I saw he'd reposted a girl's story, let's call her Susan, wishing him a happy birthday.
- So I'm my plan is so last year I made a video for it and this year I'm reposting it.
- So I screenshot it, repost it, tag him, and then he messages and I think he likes the post.
- I saw that before and I've seen other people repost like against pride month.
Examples
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I wanted to repost it here, as it is something I think everyone should see.
Blog text (3) -
So I can go ahead and repost it on my Instagram story.
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If you like it, you could repost it.
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Sometimes instead of making a post, you can repost a post that you like, one that already exists.
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Tag me at Alex Costa so I can repost them on my story.
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Someone from New York reposted it.
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But people keep reposting it.
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You may reprint or repost this article providing that the following conditions are met:
Blog text (2) -
Tina's articles are reposted frequently on Reuters, Scientific American, and many other sites.
Blog text (8) -
You can easily repost a friend's photo on your social media account.
Synonyms
22
2.6
To share someone else's tweet so people who follow you can see it
11
4.2
Make a book or article available to the public again after change
1
7.0
To save someone else's image or post again to your board on Pinterest
To post someone else's Instagram photo or video again for your followers
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The verb repost is built from re- 'again' and post 'to put a message online or on a board', so to repost is to 'put a message online again' for others to see, like sharing the same note a second time.