repetition
పునరావృతం
definition
noun
her comments are worthy of repetition
the action of repeating something that has already been said or written.
example
In the 'repetition' of the performance, we entered more deeply into the material within the therapeutic gaze and the relationship that we had established.
An integral component of McCabe's music is 'repetition' , be it notes, rhythm, or textures.
Over twenty-four minutes, the laborious 'repetition' seems similar to the use of a single phrase, repeated on end, in an attempt to reach a state of heightened awareness.
a 'repetition' of his reply to the delegation
her comments are worthy of 'repetition'
Leigh is also renowned for his dialogue, which is consistently authentic and loaded with comic 'repetition' and misunderstanding.
His work has a poetic quality in its rhythmic 'repetition' and its references to the dichotomy between nature and culture.
I didn't want a 'repetition' of the scene in my office that morning
That is the experience, a heady 'repetition' , that is immediately overwhelming, but so captivating that you are drawn to the detail.
From the forced smiles and chorus-like 'repetition' of ‘American’ to the clichéd piano player, everything to do with the play oozed Southern charm.
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.
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.
Again, as the details of the story emerge, Owen employs 'repetition' to emphasize the degree to which the characters contradict themselves, then defend themselves.
He demonstrates how 'repetition' changes meaning over time.
Often homophonic in texture and solemn in style, it tends to focus on a limited set of harmonic colors in each piece, a 'repetition' that creates a grand sense of stasis and allows the text to be heard.
the tune is full of melodic 'repetition' and sequence
By analyzing the sources of return, however, it can be easily seen that a 'repetition' of that historical performance is improbable.
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.
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.
Through this measure the chances of success against a 'repetition' of the revolutionary movement were greatly improved.
By its nature, as a collection of papers, there is bound to be 'repetition' across chapters.
Dickens later qualified this 'repetition' by changing the punctuation.
I think it matches to the idea of recalling advertisement creativity is set within the economy of time and 'repetition' of an industry.
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.
The chief innovation here is the 'repetition' of scenes with minor but supposedly significant differences, such as moving the room around for a new angle of vision.
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.
There is always a melody - it is never straight note 'repetition' .
The speech is poetic and uses 'repetition' for emphasis.
a 'repetition' of his reply to the delegation
To us, the present generation, a 'repetition' of these events is out of the question.
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