what is the different between "repertoire " and "repertory" ?
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Nothing, they are interchangeable and so mean the same thing.
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Here, the would not be used in a synonymous sense. I looked up the dictionary, and was very surprised to see that it said that they are.
Here, 'repertory' is only used to describe the type of a theatre company.
'Repertoire' refers to the range of pieces that someone or something can perform. - So, a repertory will perform a piece from their repertoire.
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