Synonyms for Reiterated:

adj.
• frequent
- a good many
- many
- profuse
• repeated
- Echoed
- Iterated
- Quoted
- Recurring
- Replicated
- Retold
- duplicate
- reannounced
- recapitulated
- repeated
- reproduced
- reuttered
• monotonous
- mono tone
- mono-tone
- more banausic
- more droning
- more ho hum
- more ho-hum
- more hohum
- more monotone
- more nothing
- more plodding
- more samely
- more sing song
- more sing-song
- more singsong
- more toneless
- more treadmill
- more uninflected
- more unvaried
- most banausic
- most droning
- most ho hum
- most ho-hum
- most hohum
- most monotone
- most nothing
- most plodding
- most samely
- most sing song
- most sing-song
- most singsong
- most toneless
- most treadmill
- most uninflected
- most unvaried
- puts one sleep
- puts sleep
- sing song
- un changed
- un changing
- un inflected
- un interesting
- un relieved
- un varied
- un varying
- un-changed
- un-changing
- un-inflected
- un-interesting
- un-relieved
- un-varied
- un-varying
- uni form
- uni-form
v.
• repeated
- Duplicated
- Recited
- Recurred
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Equivalence
- Adjective
  reaffirm, reiterate.
- Proper noun, singular
  reaffirm, reiterate.
- Verb, past tense
  reaffirm, reaffirmed, reaffirming.
- Verb, past participle
  reaffirmed.
- Verb, base form
  reaffirm, reaffirmed.
Independent
- Adjective
  recurrent, renewed, repeating, repetitive, reaffirms, reaffirming.
- Proper noun, singular
  reaffirmation, reiterates, reaffirms, reaffirming.
- Verb, past tense
  accepted, acknowledged, added, admitted, advised, affirm, affirmed, alleged, also, always, anew, announced, applied, appointed, articulated, asserted, assumed, assured, called, cancelled, cast, chanted, charged, commissioned, confirmed, considered, contained, corroborated, declaration, declared, described, drew, elaborated, emphasize, emphasized, encouraged, endorsed, enhanced, expressed, felt, focused, focussed, found, income, informed, intensified, invited, kept, lifted, listed, made, maintained, noted, observed, outlined, placed, pledged, pointed, presented, pressed, processed, proved, raised, ratified, reassured, recognized, recommended, recovered, referenced, reflected, refreshed, reinforced, remembered, removed, renew, renewed, renovated, repeat, repeated, reported, requested, restored, resumption, retained, revised, revived, said, sent, shared, shouted, sought, spoke, stated, statement, stay, strengthened, stressed, substantiated, suggested, supplement, supported, tightened, transmitted, treated, trusted, turned, underline, uttered, validated, verified, voiced, wanted, Abolished, Appealed, Argued, Asked, Became, Borrowed, Brought, Came, Carried, Cautioned, Cited, Claimed, Dealt, Demanded, Did, Discussed, Echoed, Eliminated, Encountered, Entered, Enunciated, Explained, Expounded, Followed, Forwarded, Went, Had, Hesitated, Indicated, Insisted, Mentioned, Notified, Parties, Persisted, Picked, Quoted, Recurred, Referred, Remained, Remarked, Remitted, Replied, Resembled, Resumed, Returned, Took, Told, Testified, Upheld, Urged, Vowed, Warned, Wished, Commenced, Contended, Pushed, Submitted, Supplemented, summarized, declarations, echoes, circulated, showed, ensured, restated, reproduced, repeats, rebounded, recommenced, reopened, recapitulated, recalled, reinstated, reactivated, reissued, restarted, complemented, regained, recaptured, highlighted, reemphasized, reasserted, underscored, reconvened, signalled, re-established, re-introduced, revenu, refiled, re-emphasised, re-emphasized, rreminded.
- Verb, past participle
  affirmed, clarified, confirmed, emphasized, expressed, guided, practiced, reinforced, renewed, repeated, said, stated, stressed, voiced, Amplified, Duplicated, Echoed, Insisted, Referred, Replicated, restated, recalled, reasserted, underscored.
- Verb, base form
  affirm, affirmed, confirm, echo, reassert, recall, reconfirm, reinstate, reinvigorate, renew, repeat, restate, restated, re-affirm, re-state.
Other Related
- Adjective
  repeated, reaffirmed.
- Proper noun, singular
  Reiterating, reaffirmed.

What are the hypernyms for Reiterated?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Other hypernyms:
echo, inculcate, reaffirm, recapitulate, recite, reduplicate, rehash, repeat, restate, resurrect.

Usage examples for Reiterated

"I know she did," Reiterated Jerry.

"Marjorie Dean High School Freshman"

Pauline Lester

That which the muzalem told him, that the Mahdi commanded but once, was Reiterated by all the dervishes.

"In Desert and Wilderness"

Henryk Sienkiewicz

"I'll be damned if I'll live with any woman on earth on your terms," Collingwood Reiterated.

"The Locusts' Years"

Mary Helen Fee

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So manifold, all pleasing in their kind, All healthful, are the employs of rural life, Reiterated as the wheel of time, Runs round; still ending, and beginning still.

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