Synonym: perennial, recurrent. Similar words: repeatedly, repeat, repeal, permeated, defeated, repudiated, make peace with, obstreperous. Meaning: [rɪ'pɪːtɪd] adj. recurring again and again.
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31. He looked puzzled so I repeated the question.
32. "Go easy on him," Sam repeated, opening the door.
33. She repeated what she had said.
34. He repeated what she had told him.
35. He repeated that speech, word for word from memory.
36. They held out bravely against repeated enemy bombing.
37. His confession followed repeated failures to appear in court.
38. She has had repeated absences from work this year.
39. He hit her after repeated provocations.
40. The breathing exercises should be repeated several times more.
41. She repeated her story to us.
42. This is an offer never to be repeated.
43. The series will be repeated in the autumn.
44. She faithfully repeated everything he had told her.
45. The marriage failed despite repeated attempts to save it.
46. I don't want anything repeated outside these four walls.
47. The problem would be repeated ad infinitum.
48. The test must be repeated several times.
49. The pattern is repeated many times over.
50. She repeated their conversation word for word to me.
51. He repeated her statement word for word.
52. The students repeated each sentence after their teacher.
53. I found that garlics repeated on me.
54. He repeated what you said word for word.
55. Her confidence has been slowly eroded by repeated failures.
56. After repeated attempts they finally succeeded.
57. She repeated her question, but he offered no answer.
58. 'No,' she repeated,[www.Sentencedict.com] her voice firmer this time.
59. The programmes will be repeated next year.
60. I repeated the question, but she didn't answer.
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