Iterate

usgb/ˈɪtəreɪt/
verb

To say or do again, repeat.

He iterated his views on the subject during the meeting
Visual representation of "iterate" - To say or do again, repeat

Often appears as...

  • iterate a point
  • iterate a process
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Emphasizing Repetition

Use 'iterate' to stress that something is being repeated deliberately, often for clarity or importance.

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The teacher iterated the instructions to ensure everyone understood.
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Persuasive Speech

In debates or arguments, 'iterate' suggests reaffirming one's position firmly and clearly.

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She iterated her stance on the policy to persuade the committee.
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Not Always Verbal

'Iterate' can refer to actions or demonstrations, not just spoken words.

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He iterated the process by showing it onscreen twice.
Visual representation of the word "Iterate"

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