megismétel

To say, write, or do something again.

To achieve the same result, level, or success as something that happened before or that someone else has done.

To repeat an experiment, study, or test, following the same method, in order to check whether the original results are reliable.

To say or write something again, often to make it clearer or to show that it is important.

To do something again, especially to make a request, offer, or warning once more.

To say the same information again because it was not heard, understood, or remembered.

To say or state something again or repeatedly; in everyday English, reiterate is much more common.

To make an exact or very close copy of something, often using the same method, design, or process.

To cause the same result, effect, behavior, or conditions to happen again, especially in experiments, tests, or performances.

To repeat a past experience, behavior, or emotional pattern, often unconsciously, especially in relationships or therapy contexts.