repeatedly

American  

[ri-pee-tid-lee] / rɪˈpi tɪd li /

adverb

1. again and again; over and over.

   Once I got into the music and started listening to it repeatedly, I was able to piece together the lyrics.

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Etymology

Origin of repeatedly

repeated ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

I’ve written previously about Partovi’s moral outrage over the number of severely ill people who either are not deemed “gravely disabled” or who spin repeatedly through three-day holds and return to the same self-destructive routines.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2024, Edinburgh city officials had to find a solution to drivers being repeatedly sent down a set of steps by their satnavs.

From BBC

Austria -- which was annexed by Hitler's Germany in 1938 -- has repeatedly been criticised in the past for not fully acknowledging its responsibility in the Holocaust.

From Barron's

But throughout he repeatedly returned to the justices in ways that made clear he felt personally slighted by the decision.

From BBC

That allegation, which Andrew has repeatedly denied and didn’t admit to as part of his settlement, cost the prince his trade-envoy job back in 2011.

From The Wall Street Journal

Related Words

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