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reiterate
verb
To repeat something for emphasis or clarity.
Local English device voice, when available. This is not a recorded dictionary pronunciation.
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The chair reiterated the deadline before ending the meeting.
At the end of the presentation, Nora chose to reiterate the limitation that the map represented an imagined scenario rather than a real planning outcome.
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reiterationnoun
The act of saying or presenting something again, usually for emphasis or clarity.
The closing paragraph was a brief reiteration of the proposal's main purpose.
A concise reiteration of the main distinction closed the review.
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