repeated
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- nonrepeated adjective
- repeatedly adverb
- unrepeated adjective
Etymology
Origin of repeated
Example Sentences
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And as a bonus, there is virtually zero risk of the repeated helmet-to-helmet hitting linked to chronic traumatic encephalopathy and early-onset dementia.
From Los Angeles Times
He was suspended for the final two games of the 2025 regular season for repeated violation of player health and safety rules.
From Los Angeles Times
Another potential change would “clarify and strengthen” the police chief’s ability to “to initiate and pursue the removal of officers with documented, repeated histories of harm or misconduct.”
From Los Angeles Times
He repeated the figure in Spanish, as if saying it in another language might help him make better sense of it.
From Los Angeles Times
There have been repeated clashes at the border in recent weeks, hampering trade and forcing nearby residents to leave their homes.
From Barron's
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