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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    repeatedly frequently often recurrently habitually commonly regularly consistently periodically intermittently sporadically occasionally frequently incessantly perpetually endlessly ceaselessly constantly continually persistently relentlessly unremittingly unrelentingly steadily uniformly predictably typically usually normally ordinarily customarily traditionally conventionally routinely mechanically automatically instinctively intuitively naturally spontaneously freely voluntarily knowingly intentionally deliberately purposefully knowingly wittingly

    Meaning of Time And Again

    The phrase "Time And Again" refers to something happening or done repeatedly over time.

    Definitions

    • The phrase is used to describe an action or event that occurs repeatedly, often in a consistent or regular manner.
    • * It can also be used to convey a sense of persistence, continuation, or repetition over a prolonged period.

    Etymology of Time And Again

    The phrase "Time And Again" has its roots in the concept of repetition and recurrence, with "time" referring to a period or instance, and "again" indicating a repeated action or event.
    The phrase has been in use since the 15th century, evolving from Middle English words "time" and "agen" (again), and has been used in various contexts to convey the idea of repetition or recurrence.

    Example Uses

    • The company has tried to address the issue time and again, but the problem persists.
    • * She has been warned time and again about the dangers of reckless driving, yet she continues to speed.
    • * The team has practiced the play time and again, perfecting their execution.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    rarely infrequently seldom occasionally sporadically unusually exceptionally uniquely once singularly solely exclusively alone individually separately distinctly differently unusually extraordinarily remarkably surprisingly unexpectedly suddenly abruptly briefly temporarily transiently fleetingly momentarily