Repeat
Repeat verb - To give from memory.
Usage example: repeated correctly all the verses she had memorized
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Synonyms for Repeat
Study and repeat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Study" instead a verb "Repeat".
Study
Study verb - To use the mind to acquire knowledge.
How words are described
| good | good repeat | good study |
| long | long repeat | long study |
| original | original repeat | original study |
| tragic | tragic repeat | tragic study |
| Other adjectives: recent. | ||
Common collocations
| school | repeat school | study school |
| information | repeat information | study information |
| theory | repeat theory | study theory |
| actions | repeat actions | study actions |
| Other words: history. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Newscaster: ... and in science news, according to a new study, 85% of news organizations repeat "new study" press releases without checking whether they're real.
- Each time she fails to do so, she forces the week to repeat itself until Kyon invites her over to his house to study.
- Fantastic Science: The nerds that discovered Coco study "figmentology" History Repeats: The one-on-one bascket ball game between Wilt and Larry leads to a near repeat of their game in Wilt's backstory.
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