repetition
পুনরাবৃত্তি
definition
noun
her comments are worthy of repetition
the action of repeating something that has already been said or written.
translation of 'repetition'
পুনঃসংঘটন,
পুনরুক্তি
noun
অনুবর্তন,
অনুসরণ,
প্রতিরুপ,
অনুবৃত্তি,
পাঠ,
দ্বিরূক্তি,
দ্বিত্ব,
পুনরাবৃত্তি,
আবৃত্তি,
পুনরনুষ্ঠান,
পুনরূক্তি,
অনুসৃতি,
নকল,
পুনরাবৃত্তি নিষয়,
প্রতিলিপি
example
a 'repetition' of his reply to the delegation
The body movement that has to be related to the camera movement, and is determined by the latter, separates itself, during the 'repetition' of the scene, from the facial expression.
Being a 'repetition' on earlier happenings, each composition becomes imbued with a solid mass; no longer transitory, these selections are guided along a set path.
The late 19th century saw a 'repetition' of this process in the white dominions of Canada and Australasia.
Double and triple tonguing permit the non-legato execution of more rapid passages of music and facilitate the 'repetition' of notes far more rapidly than is possible with single tonguing.
On the other hand, a 'repetition' of similar elements, which does not necessarily occur in figures, is quite essential in order to impress upon us that measured progress of time of which we here speak.
An integral component of McCabe's music is 'repetition' , be it notes, rhythm, or textures.
He demonstrates how 'repetition' changes meaning over time.
There is always a melody - it is never straight note 'repetition' .
About 1500, composers adopted the practice of paired imitation and through imitation, the 'repetition' of short melodic passages in two voices or in all parts.
These phrases were part of his calculated 'repetition' , and often involved the leitmotifs and correlatives already stressed in ‘earlier’ stories.
Stories from the Rains of Love and Death consists of five scenes that fold into one another connected by a 'repetition' of events and motifs.
She concluded that the 'repetition' of such images ultimately neutralizes their moral force.
Again, as the details of the story emerge, Owen employs 'repetition' to emphasize the degree to which the characters contradict themselves, then defend themselves.
In the 'repetition' of the performance, we entered more deeply into the material within the therapeutic gaze and the relationship that we had established.
To us, the present generation, a 'repetition' of these events is out of the question.
It plays out like a good stand-up comedy routine, frequently coming back to several details or situations, which get more funny through 'repetition' and changing context.
her comments are worthy of 'repetition'
The double is the literary negation of personal identity and the concept of character, just as the 'repetition' of events is the negation of time and plot.
If you read a lot of Jennings's work, the poems blur into one another; there is too much 'repetition' , too much rewriting of the same poem, too many neat little verse essays.
The speech is poetic and uses 'repetition' for emphasis.
The progress or development of style becomes temporalised within the narration encouraging viewer awareness of 'repetition' and change.
Dickens later qualified this 'repetition' by changing the punctuation.
the tune is full of melodic 'repetition' and sequence
Whilst the textbook controversy could be seen as simply a 'repetition' of previous incidents, the events of April are significant because of the scale and vehemence of the protests.
there was to be no 'repetition' of the interwar years
By its nature, as a collection of papers, there is bound to be 'repetition' across chapters.
I didn't want a 'repetition' of the scene in my office that morning
A torrent of 'repetition' and gibberish pours unendingly from the mouth of a man in a clown costume in Naumann's painful, static video installation.
her comments are worthy of 'repetition'
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