1. repeat

verb. (rɪˈpiːt, riːˈpiːt) To say, state, or perform again.
Synonyms
rephrase tell restate interpret ingeminate summarize reword resume render harp translate quote paraphrase iterate sum up cite perseverate retell ditto reiterate summarise dwell
Antonyms
be born survive invalidate disallow decertify
Etymology
repeat (English)
repeter (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
repeto (Latin)
peto (Latin)
re- (Latin)
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2. repeat

verb. (rɪˈpiːt, riːˈpiːt) Make or do or perform again.
Synonyms
reduplicate replicate recapitulate duplicate reproduce geminate copy double
Antonyms
failing running enter stop go off
Etymology
repeat (English)
repeter (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
repeto (Latin)
peto (Latin)
re- (Latin)

3. repeat

verb. (rɪˈpiːt, riːˈpiːt) Happen or occur again.
Synonyms
occur cycle iterate happen pass off recur hap pass fall out take place go on come about
Antonyms
kern take differ dematerialize dematerialise
Etymology
repeat (English)
repeter (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
repeto (Latin)
peto (Latin)
re- (Latin)

4. repeat

verb. (rɪˈpiːt, riːˈpiːt) To say again or imitate.
Synonyms
utter emit parrot regurgitate reecho let loose reproduce echo recite cuckoo let out
Antonyms
disappear walk appear keep down stay in place
Etymology
repeat (English)
repeter (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
repeto (Latin)
peto (Latin)
re- (Latin)

5. repeat

verb. (rɪˈpiːt, riːˈpiːt) Do over.
Synonyms
move act take over
Antonyms
refrain whisper shout close up
Etymology
repeat (English)
repeter (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
repeto (Latin)
peto (Latin)
re- (Latin)

6. repeat

noun. (rɪˈpiːt, riːˈpiːt) An event that repeats.
Synonyms
cycle rematch recurrent event recurrence periodic event repetition sequence replay return
Antonyms
associate literalize spiritualize discontinue stay
Etymology
repeat (English)
repeter (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
repeto (Latin)
peto (Latin)
re- (Latin)

7. repeat

verb. (rɪˈpiːt, riːˈpiːt) Repeat an earlier theme of a composition.
Synonyms
recapitulate reprise reprize spiel play
Antonyms
disapprove forbid recede fail prevent
Etymology
repeat (English)
repeter (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
repeto (Latin)
peto (Latin)
re- (Latin)
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