repeated

re·peat·ed

said, made, done, or happening again, or again and again

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repeated

adjective

Said, done, or occurring again and again: We heard repeated knocks on the door.

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re·peat′ed·ly
adverb

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Verb

Simple past tense and past participle of repeat.

Adjective

(comparative more repeated, superlative most repeated)

Having been said or done again.
Sequential.

Anagrams

departee

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Sentence Examples

She didn't answer and he repeated his question.
Dean repeated at a higher volume.
"I know who has taken it," repeated Rostov in an unsteady voice, and went to the door.
"I didn't know," he repeated with more emphasis.
Carmen repeated one thing over and over in her mind: He's still alive.

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