repetitive in Greek
repetitive in Greek is επαναληπτικός — repetitive means involving the same action or thing done over and over, often to the point of being tedious.
repetitive in Greek
επαναληπτικός
Pronounced: epanaliptikos
Happening many times in a similar way; containing repetition; repeating.
What does "repetitive" mean?
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adjective Involving the same action or thing done over and over, often to the point of being tedious.
"The factory job was repetitive and physically tiring."
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repetitive in a sentence
- The factory job was repetitive and physically tiring.
- His speech grew repetitive after the first ten minutes.
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What is "repetitive" in Greek?
"repetitive" in Greek is επαναληπτικός. repetitive means: Involving the same action or thing done over and over, often to the point of being tedious.
How do you pronounce επαναληπτικός?
"repetitive" in Greek is επαναληπτικός, pronounced "epanaliptikos".
How do you use "repetitive" in a sentence?
Example: "The factory job was repetitive and physically tiring." In Greek, "repetitive" is επαναληπτικός.
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