Now
Repeatedly
Repeatedly adverb - Many times.
Usage example: I've told him repeatedly not to do that
Now is an antonym for repeatedly.
Both words in one sentence
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Eventually, he cuts her off for not understanding, culminating in him shouting how he's "deep" now and repeatedly smashing his head into a wall to show how "deep" he is.
Source: Comic Book / Squirrel Girl -
In the Good Times Travel Agency book "Adventures in the Middle Ages", Emma repeatedly says "Not now, Libby." when her younger sister is trying to alert her that someone wants to steal the book.
Source: Not Now, Kiddo aka: Not Now Kid - In the next chapter she admits to pinching herself repeatedly and "just now I touched a hot coal, on purpose."
Source: Pinch Me
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