0 the act of saying something again, once or several times:
The claim made in the introduction merits reiteration.
At the meeting, there were some reiterations of past promises.
The constant reiteration of these prayers can work a slow but deep transformation of our hearts.
The result of a full inquiry was the reiteration of views already accepted in theory.
This reiteration is apparently understood by the son as an indirect request to do his homework.
Her last utterance in this extract is again a reiteration of something old, that it is undesirable to have high triglycerides stored.
In the current climate the vigorous reiteration of the former approach makes for a welcome corrective, but one not without its problems.
The case for vaccination as a means of tick control has been made repeatedly and deserves only brief reiteration here.
With scant time for debating dissident opinions, subtleties, caveats and managerial guidelines are too readily eliminated or ignored during the reiterations of drafting or broadcasting.
