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reiteration
[ ree-it-uh-rey-shuhn ]
noun
- the act of saying or doing something again, or over and over; excessive repetition:
He says this line four or five times throughout the movie, each reiteration earning fewer laughs than the last.
Word History and Origins
Origin of reiteration1
Example Sentences
The governor reiterated that people should telework if possible, and he directed state agencies to suspend in-person customer service operations for two weeks, beginning Monday.
Daniel was on the sideline as Ragnow reiterated his situation to teammates.
In a floor speech Thursday, Schumer reiterated that he believes an agreement centered on the bipartisan proposal could be in reach.
Williams reiterated in a statement to VOSD Wednesday that the statue “is a symbol of all that is great about San Diego and its unlimited future.”
County spokesman Andrew Spence would not discuss the lawsuit but reiterated that the county’s chief concern is water safety in the area.
Reiteration of his ridiculed remarks appears to be a matter of principle of this GOP hopeful.
Even her violent outburst of temper had not stilled the insistent voice which in reiteration never wearied.
Moreover their reiteration evidences their futility in attaining the objects they had in view.
This reiteration of the same final word, for the sake of emphasis, is found in Shakespeare.
A trill, or rapid reiteration of two notes comprehending an interval not greater than one whole tone, nor less than a semitone.
The constant repetition of formulas and reiteration of the same ideas that occur throughout the Koran show this.
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