repeated
- adjective
- /rɪˈpiːtɪd/
:
repetido
- Bottomless wonders spring from simple rules which are repeated without end.
I thank you for being willing to go through this repeated pain.
- I thank you for being willing to go through this repeated pain.
- So my interpretation as coach is most repeated for selected.
Examples
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And that motif is repeated in three dimensions.
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Her repeated requests for help finally led to a resolution of the issue.
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Then you learn something, and that is repeated throughout life.
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So it's sort of like a stable environment, repeated attempts and rapid feedback.
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They revolve around repeated campaigns and so forth.
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In the classroom, the teacher gave repeated instructions to ensure everyone understood.
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The song features a repeated chorus that makes it easy to sing along.
Synonyms
58
3.5
Doing the same thing again and again
21
5.3
Continuing for a long time and often returning
12
4.7
Happening again and again, often at regular times
5
6.6
Happening again and again to improve something
5
4.8
Happens repeatedly in a regular pattern
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7.4
Using the same words or idea again and again
Doing the same thing again and again
Happens again and again over time
Happening again and again
Antonyms
How Frequent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Repeated begins with the prefix re- ('again'), the same 're-' you see in repeat, rewrite, and replay. The rest comes from an old root petere meaning 'go for' or 'try', so repeated describes something done 'again and again'.