reiteration

The first is a reiteration of a point made above.

In this case, the reiteration is what the person said and might say again.

In the first act, which trades on reiteration, we do not learn why.

Why should she be shocked or warned by this reiteration?

His promise last July was, in fact, a reiteration of earlier promises.

It burned itself into my brain from his eternal reiteration.

The reiteration in 2009 was completely unaffiliated with the school.

"Are you asking for a reiteration of all the objective reasons why the marriage should take place?"

Again the routine checks, the reiteration during the normal conference period.

Iran has also witnessed a reiteration of Islamic law into its legal system after 1979.

And again, a reiteration that iPhone is best without backing it up.

There is also a reiteration theorem for the complex method.

He also did a recording of this that was full of reiterations.

There was a pause during which I prayed for a brief reiteration of said secret.

The reply, however, consists in more than mere reiteration or insistence.

And he added in reiteration: "You must forget I am a god."

Traveling to California by train, the tracks were to me a reiteration of that frontier.

Reiteration lengths are terminated at the point of trunk contact.

In return, the Americans got a reiteration of the pledge on Sarajevo.

But what we saw, as you said Commissioner, was a reiteration and confirmation of the 2005 promises to increase aid.

He saw that they were puzzled by his reiteration of facts they all knew.

For fans, it provides a poignant reiteration of his obsessions.

The song ends with an echoing reiteration of its piano keys.

I've learned that the only way to communicate successfully," as a Governor, "is simplicity and reiteration.

In the end the reiteration became intolerable, and in October 1097 he let him go.