repeated

Modifies a noun

• listening: If a song can make the hairs on the back of neck stand up after repeated listening, there's something magical there.
• viewing: JNT's stories had to stand up to repeated viewing on video.
• listenings: Like most good albums this one bears the most fruit after repeated listenings - so don't be frightened off by the first play.
• exposure: Sun damage Repeated exposure to too much sun over a number of years can cause damage to skin.
• attempt: The delay is a security measure to prevent repeated attempts to use an invalid card.
• bout: This component of sport science is essentially concerned with the assessment of how the body responds to single or repeated bouts of exercise.

Used with adjective complement

• make: His aim was to see if it was feasible to make repeated dives in the frigid southern ocean.
• require: You will find that most old floors require repeated scrubbing to release all the build up of years of grime.
• avoid: Avoid repeated " topping up " as this will reduce the long-term capacity of the batteries.
• create: This results in the head flopping to one side or the other, creating repeated localized pressure.
• include: Even in the 'better' zoos, abnormal behavior can be widespread, and include repeated pacing, rocking, vomiting and even self mutilation.