repair¹ /ri-pārˈ/

1. To mend, fix, put right (something broken, out of order or condition, etc)
2. To make amends for
3. To make good
4. To restore, refresh, revivify (Shakespeare)

1. Restoration after injury, loss or deterioration
2. Sound condition
3. Condition in terms of soundness
4. A part that has been mended or made sound

repairˈable adjective

1. Capable of being mended (esp of material things)
2. Liable to be repaired (with by; law)

repairˈer noun

• self-determination
• self-determined
• self-determining
• self-developing
• self-development
• self-devoted
• self-devotion
• self-directed
• self-direction
• self-director
• self-discharge
• self-discipline
• self-disciplined
• self-disliked
• self-disparagement
• self-displeased
• self-dispraise
• self-dissociation
• self-distrust
• self-documenting
• self-doubt
• self-doubts
• self-dramatisation
• self-dramatization
• self-drive