repeatall
verbUK /rɪˈpiːtɔːl/
US /rɪˈpiːtɔl/
To say or do something again for everyone to hear or see.
The teacher asked the class to repeatall the new words together.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To play a whole song or video again from the start.
Press the button to repeatall the video.
3. To tell everyone something again so nobody misses it.
Please repeatall the rules before we start the game.
4. To do a whole set of actions one more time.
The coach made the team repeatall the drills.