Synonyms for repeatedly
re·peat·ed·ly

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1. repeatedlyadverb

   Synonyms:
   again and again

2. repeatedlyadverb

   Done several times or in repetition.

   He repeatedly violated the court order, and shall now be punished.

   Synonyms:
   again and again

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1. repeatedly

   Synonyms:
   frequently again and again, often

   Antonyms:
   seldom, rarely

Princeton's WordNet

1. repeatedlyadverb

   several time

   "it must be washed repeatedly"

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1. List of paraphrases for "repeatedly":

   constantly, iteratively, frequently, consistently, continually, often, continuously, always

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1. Deputy Finance Minister Dimitris Mardas:

   I have repeatedly said that such discussions have never taken place at a government policy level.

2. Marco Rubio:

   I was here a few days ago repeatedly heckled by this group ... and I told them, 'We're going to enforce our immigration laws,' as the son and grandson of immigrants, I know for a fact that enforcing our immigration laws is not anti-immigrant, it's what sovereign countries do.

3. Marco Rubio:

   There's no other way to describe that -- it's a lie. When you say something that's not true, it's called a lie. That's the definition of it, on this campaign, he is saying things that are not true, and he's saying it repeatedly, and he knows they're not true.

4. Barack Obama:

   This legislation specifically impedes our ability to close Guantanamo in a way I have repeatedly argued is counterproductive to our efforts to defeat terrorism around the world, guantanamo is one of the premier mechanisms for jihadists to recruit.

5. Jason Miyares:

   The former Virginia Parole Board repeatedly broke the law when they released cop killers, murderers, rapists, and child abductors early, without notifying the victims, under the previous administration, we saw criminals put ahead of victims. This political stunt effectively ended parole in Virginia, hurting potential parolees, victims, their families, and our criminal justice system.I am confident Governor Youngkin’s nominees would hold the Parole Board to a higher standard, execute their jobs with professionalism, and serve Virginians well. The political games over the parole board must stop.