Definition of repassion in English:

repassion

noun rɪˈpaʃn

rare

An effect given in return; influence exerted reciprocally.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Gil (1565–1635), headmaster. From re- + passion, probably partly after Middle French, French †repassion return, reaction and partly after post-classical Latin repassio.

Definition of repassion in US English:

repassion

nounrɪˈpaʃn

rare

An effect given in return; influence exerted reciprocally.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Gil (1565–1635), headmaster. From re- + passion, probably partly after Middle French, French † repassion return, reaction and partly after post-classical Latin repassio.

单词	repassion
释义	Definition of repassion in English: repassion noun rɪˈpaʃn rare An effect given in return; influence exerted reciprocally. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Gil (1565–1635), headmaster. From re- + passion, probably partly after Middle French, French †repassion return, reaction and partly after post-classical Latin repassio. Definition of repassion in US English: repassion nounrɪˈpaʃn rare An effect given in return; influence exerted reciprocally. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Gil (1565–1635), headmaster. From re- + passion, probably partly after Middle French, French † repassion return, reaction and partly after post-classical Latin repassio.
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