reiterate
बार बार दुहराना
definition
verb
she reiterated that the administration would remain steadfast in its support
say something again or a number of times, typically for emphasis or clarity.
translation of 'reiterate'
दोहराना,
फिर कहना
verb
बारम्बार दुहराना,
बार बार दुहराना
example
May I 'reiterate' comments made four years ago, which I will repeat with monotonous regularity until something is done about it.
But the Commission's latest offer 'reiterates' clearly that the EU is not prepared to contribute to a new agreement at any price.
And mortgage brokers are now 'reiterating' the basic premise that any loans will affect the size of a mortgage a lender will allow.
This practice of 'reiterating' the connection between Indigenous people and our countries is a tradition within the movement of Contemporary Indigenous art and photography.
India lacks in ‘improved coaching techniques’ and facilities, she 'reiterates' .
But while the research is taking place, the Department of Health is 'reiterating' its precautionary advice on the use of mobile phones.
Other 'reiterations' appear in the documentation related to indigenous peoples.
Rehabilitation is a 'reiterative' , active, educational, problem solving process focused on a patient's behaviour, with the following components.
Officials at Sligo General Hospital are 'reiterating' an apology to a patient who received the wrong medication on being discharged.
Under such circumstances, a culture needs to engage in rather deliberate 'reiterations' of performative norms.
It pledged that there would be no more problems, and Liz received a letter the following day 'reiterating' this.
Indicating a constant testing of the consciousness of survival, this 'reiterative' process of deferral is what paradoxically shapes and undermines the narrative.
The resolution also includes a clause 'reiterating' an existing law that prevents more than four unrelated persons from living together in one house or duplex.
The media also vividly portrayed the emotional sequel of the disaster 'reiterating' the importance of emotional support and psychological interventions.
In conjunction with the desire to ward off reflexivity, this 'reiteration' of subject and object suggests that the Center's posthumanist science perpetuates humanist assumptions.
But her assuming of this identity, here, is intended as an interruption in that 'reiterative' homophobia that promotes and produces certain socially acceptable versions of self, whilst condemning others.
What he said was prefaced very clearly with a 'reiteration' of the Chancellor's commitment to complete the assessment of the five economic tests by June 2003.
But at times I found the exposition a bit overextended and 'reiterative' and the family clashes underdramatized.
The emphasis on technical skill was 'reiterated' again and again in the Kennedy household.
He said the board was making progress towards a decision on the future of the bank's UK operation, 'reiterating' that retention rather than divestment was on the agenda.
They carried placards 'reiterating' the need for abolishing child labour and the slogans emphasised the need to end this social menace, which was rampant in developing countries.
We argue this examination needs to take into account the status of Maori under the Treaty, and to recognise the 'reiterative' and regulatory role of media discourses.
The children signed cards 'reiterating' that they would be around for their elders in their times of need.
We will be 'reiterating' that safety message until the crossing is turned back on.
I must commend the writers of the two letters in your June 30th issue 'reiterating' the need for abortion rights for women.
The arrangement of this volume hardly makes a difference, as the polemic remains the same, and there is no real movement, simply 'reiteration' .
He has also written to them 'reiterating' his commitment to ensuring all the relevant facts are made available.
Ms. White was again 'reiterating' her opposition to an inter-urban motorway but stated she fully supported the upgrading of roads and the urgent need for a Carlow bypass.
But the Burnley boss insists he is still keeping one eye on the opposite end of the table after 'reiterating' that survival remains his number one target.
Advertisements will also appear in the national press this week and the local press next week 'reiterating' this public health message.
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