0 present participle of reiterate --
1 to say something again, once or several times: --
[ + that ] She reiterated that she had never seen him before.
The government has reiterated its refusal to compromise with terrorists.
This point is worth reiterating.
Reiterating spatiality as crucial in the dynamics of consumption does not necessarily marginalize interest in retailing practices and their expansion, gender, and the formation of taste(s).
On the other hand, he contends that an older concept of exoticism persists today, thereby reiterating a notion of selfhood inherited from the past in the present.
A does not give up at this point (if he did, he would have changed the topic completely) but pursues the topic by reiterating it with a tag question.
This may be due to lack of clarity on our part, so, to kick off our response, it is perhaps worth reiterating the key points of the original piece.
Discussion is generously illustrated, with captions not simply reiterating but focusing the main body of the text : lessons in how to read photographs.
At the time he wrote, reiterating the phenomenological sense of the terms he used would have seemed absurd.
This article will therefore conclude by reiterating the central positions which it has and has not defended.
