reiteration

Examples of reiterated

reiterated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The process was reiterated until we felt confident that we had recovered key articles and those most frequently cited by the profession.
Although it would be time-consuming to undertake, an analysis of such cases might throw light upon the circumstances in which he preferred the reiterated note.
They reiterated the 1958 demand that the federal government split revenues equally with them by raising the provincial share to 50 per cent.
The case studies reiterated that some firms were forced to sell their assets and machinery.
The assertion that the music is not consciously heard, often reiterated since in studies of film music, has further implications.
The first attack surprises most listeners, and it is reiterated three times.
It should be reiterated that no account has been taken of the energy interchanges which occur in the internal modes of the-molecules.
They reiterated their commitment to democratic competition, renounced violence, and withheld criticism of the government's structural-adjustment plan.
Moreover, the place where the most unreconstructed notion of the child as 'vicious' or mendacious was constantly reiterated appears to have been in the courts.
Her complaints, reiterated multiple times, can be reflected and even anticipated, for no doubt they have been uttered before and will be uttered again.
The most important of these can be reiterated here.
In the settings we observed, the biomedical model of dementia is the normative framework for the care and is constantly reiterated.
The perceived objective-subjective differences are frequently reiterated in many areas of human experience.
This line of reasoning can be reiterated ad infinitum.
There was a literary as well as a social context to prompt reiterated definitions of gentlemanliness, namely, the earlier literary discourse of gentility.
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