Over
Over adverb - From one side to the other of an intervening space.
Way
Way adverb - To a great degree.
Both words in one sentence
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As he saw the chandelier making the same periodic movement over and over, he thought this would be the best way to keep up the time.
Source: Accidental Discovery -
And the best way to develop callouses is to hit the tender part over and over.
Source: Sink-or-Swim Mentor -
The game doesn't really pass judgement one way or the other over the morality of the actual relationship between her and Lewton, but Lewton himself holds one hell of a grudge over how fast she left.
Source: Video Game / Discworld Noir
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