reiterate

Object

• importance: Today we'd like to reiterate the importance of protecting our homes.
• necessity: We reiterate the necessity for the DPRK promptly to return to full compliance with the NPT.
• point: I would also like to reiterate a few more points already made.
• commitment: Boateng ), now Chief Secretary to the Treasury, reiterated a previous commitment made by my right hon.
• fact: He reiterates the fact that beyond the time barrier, the children are quite safe.
• warning: Like any doomsday prophesy, the death knell was premature, but in 1937 John Cage reiterated the warning.

Preposition: that

• issue: He reiterated that the issue had not been addressed satisfactorily.
• system: We reiterate that the civil justice system is not a business.
• whale: Irritated, the teacher reiterated that a whale could not swallow a human.

Modifying Another Word

• merely: For reasons of space letters merely reiterating points already made will be excluded.
• constantly: These simplistic contrasts are constantly reiterated in Nazi propaganda posters.
• again: These points were reiterated again in the third report of 1979.
• continually: The U.K. government continually reiterates its commitment to halting the brain drain.
• frequently: The most frequently reiterated mode of transmission involved urinating in a place where someone with AIDS had already urinated.
• simply: To our detractors let us simply reiterate a number of factors.

Used with why or when

what: Ben: OK, for clarity, let me reiterate what I think duality within my consciousness would be.

Preposition: in

• report: These points were reiterated again in the third report of 1979.
• letter: That request was reiterated in a letter the following week.
• document: The need to preserve and strengthen the Treaty was also clearly reiterated in the final document of the 2000 NPT Review Conference.

Preposition: by

speaker: Each of these areas of concern occupied its own zone and were reiterated by numerous speakers throughout the two-day event.