repeater
/ˈriːpɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A device that repeats a signal or message, especially one used in telecommunications to retransmit a signal over a long distance.
“The repeater station helped extend the coverage of the radio signal to the entire city.”
2. noun
A person or thing that repeats something, such as a phrase or a action.
“The comedian’s act included a repeater who mimicked his dance moves.”
3. noun
A device that automatically repeats a pre-set sequence of events, such as a musical phrase or a pattern of lights.
“The light show featured a repeater that cycled through a sequence of colors.”
4. noun
A person who repeats a phrase or a name as a form of greeting or identification.
“The repeater at the gate would ask for the name and purpose of each visitor.”
5. verb
To repeat or retransmit a signal, message, or sequence of events.
“The system can be set to repeater the signal every few minutes.”