Examples of 'oft-repeated' in a sentence
Meaning of "oft-repeated"
Oft-repeated is a verb used to describe something that is said or done frequently, repeatedly, or habitually, indicating a common occurrence or pattern
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- repeated often or frequently
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Condones the oft-repeated offences of his friend.
She recited the plan as if it was an oft-repeated litany.
Such oft-repeated claims now appear to be quite inaccurate.
This is a variation on an oft-repeated theme.
The so oft-repeated argument that people in poor countries.
I had rather not go on with the oft-repeated.
Here are some oft-repeated bits of advice on choosing a working space.
I welcome the opportunity to come back to an oft-repeated subject.
The following oft-repeated joke explains this concept rather clearly.
But many of these are old and oft-repeated demands.
This oft-repeated statement is a sign of its importance for our daily lives.
But many o these are old and oft-repeated demands.
The oft-repeated excuse that reducing emission levels is too expensive is suicidal.
We should not fall into this oft-repeated dangerous game.
The oft-repeated mantra is that we should have no expectation of privacy on the internet.
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Give us a iOS app that makes oft-repeated task go much faster.
There is an oft-repeated saying in film and television, never work with children or animals.
For the future generations he offers more than oft-repeated promises.
I think that knocking down oft-repeated falsehoods is almost always a worthy endeavor.
In the first category one might put their oft-repeated polemic.
A more coherent approach to this oft-repeated priority is needed and requires targeted funding.
They tried to fool the people again by telling oft-repeated lies.
The oft-repeated embracing gesture reinforces this sense of close companionship in the face of death.
Henry is said to have originated the oft-repeated phrase " a chicken in every pot.
An oft-repeated urban legend is that Elliot choked to death on a ham sandwich.
Some brands that reject transparency invoke the oft-repeated trope of competitive disadvantage.
One of its oft-repeated arguments is that labeling harms Palestinian workers.
He never served as a curate at Ingham, despite oft-repeated claims to the contrary.
This was the oft-repeated ideal of the early Zionists.
It is not my place to defend DIAND staff against such oft-repeated assertions.
And laughed at oft-repeated stories over Sunday dinner.
But this is directly contrary to the most explicit and oft-repeated declarations of Scripture.
An oft-repeated mantra of liberal scholarship is the dire need for reformation in Islam.
I am most afraid that Army can not comply with this oft-repeated request.
My feeble resolutions, my oft-repeated sins have crushed Jesus to earth a second time.
Year after year, too many Emmy categories are laden with expected and oft-repeated winners.
An oft-repeated theme in the psalms is the providential care of God for His people.
We have indeed bestowed on you the seven oft-repeated verses and the Great Qur ' an.
But the most oft-repeated phrase from law enforcement so far is, We just do not know.
We have indeed bestowed on you the seven oft-repeated verses and the Great Qur'an.
This oft-repeated charge that Israel has used excessive force is worse than a distortion.
And the former minister vehemently disputed the oft-repeated characterization that he and Lima were tight.
And We have bestowed upon thee the Seven Oft-Repeated.
This is a reference to the oft-repeated misquote from then-Presidential hopeful Al Gore.
And I turned again to the scriptures and read to her the oft-repeated statement of Jesus,.
I mentioned the oft-repeated scenario to a co-worker.
Hidden meaning behind the oft-repeated.
Attentive and oft-repeated meditation, impress it so strongly on my.
Mr President, equality between men and women is an oft-repeated mantra within the European Union.
The oft-repeated but mistaken.
