reiterate
The constant reiteration of these prayers can work a slow but deep transformation of our hearts.
The letter was a reiteration of her repeated warnings.
The result of a full inquiry was the reiteration of views already accepted in theory.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Saying again
cascade
din something into someone
drill
drill someone in something
drill something into someone
drum
drum something into someone
inculcate
labour
reaffirm
recap
redundancy
rehash
relay
repetitively
rephrase
restate
restatement
retell
retread

Examples of reiteration

reiteration
This reiteration is apparently understood by the son as an indirect request to do his homework.
Her last utterance in this extract is again a reiteration of something old, that it is undesirable to have high triglycerides stored.
In the current climate the vigorous reiteration of the former approach makes for a welcome corrective, but one not without its problems.
The case for vaccination as a means of tick control has been made repeatedly and deserves only brief reiteration here.
With scant time for debating dissident opinions, subtleties, caveats and managerial guidelines are too readily eliminated or ignored during the reiterations of drafting or broadcasting.
Because of the time lag, it might be useful to make a short reiteration of the main arguments in this interesting article.
Because of the reiteration frequency of this sequence, a strong signal was obtained.
It's seldom through simple diatonicism - and even less often by mere reiteration or emphasis.
Using a combination of two such comparisons and forced reiteration if neither of them is true, one can easily achieve the approximate comparison operation.
The request therefore has to be understood as a reiteration of a previous request, or the making explicit of a tacit expectation.
Together with speed and volume, these reiterations bring about the sense of a heightened intensity that characterises the peak statement of each piece.
Many chapters begin with some reiteration of the problem of definition, yet the matter remains unresolved.
This phenomenon takes various forms and is known by a variety of labels such as iteration, reiteration, repetition, compound, paired construction, and reduplication.
This survey of translation issues may be concluded with a final example which allows a reiteration of some of the main points.
The direction of mediation is away from the material world while the direction of iteration and reiteration facilitates revisiting and reworking these fields.
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