Pronunciation: /oʊvər ənd oʊvər/
adverb repeatedly or again
A1 She practiced the dance routine over and over until she got it right.
A2 The child kept asking the same question over and over, driving his parents crazy.
B1 The professor repeated the key points of the lecture over and over to ensure the students understood.
B2 The team reviewed their strategy over and over to find any flaws before the competition.
C1 The musician rehearsed the difficult piece over and over until it was flawless.
C2 The author revised her manuscript over and over, making sure every word was perfect before publication.
preposition indicating repetition or continuation
A1 I listen to my favorite song over and over.
A2 She practiced her lines for the play over and over until she got them right.
B1 The teacher repeated the instructions over and over to make sure everyone understood.
B2 He read the same book over and over, trying to analyze it from different perspectives.
C1 The scientist conducted the experiment over and over to ensure accurate results.
C2 The pianist rehearsed the difficult piece over and over, striving for perfection.
formal The researchers conducted the experiment over and over to ensure accurate results.
informal I keep telling you the same thing over and over, why don't you listen?
slang She kept replaying the song over and over because she loved it so much.
figurative The memories of that day replay in my mind over and over, like a never-ending movie.
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