reiterated

Repeated for emphasis

Reiterated means said or done again, often for emphasis or clarity.

The past tense of reiterate, it describes repetition of a statement or action: She reiterated her concerns about the project.

Unlike simple repetition, reiterate often implies deliberate emphasis—making sure the point registers: The doctor reiterated the importance of taking the medication daily.

emphasized

underscored

Emphasized with a line

stressedOverwhelmed by pressure
highlightedMarked for emphasis
accentuatedMade more noticeable

reinforced · reaffirmed · restated · reasserted · hammered home · drove home · punctuated · underlined · spotlighted · reemphasized

formal

restated

Expressed again differently

reaffirmedConfirmed a previous stance
reassertedStated again with emphasis
recapitulatedRestated in condensed form

recounted

redundant

rehashed

Reused without fresh thought

belaboredExcessively dwelt upon
overwroughtExcessively emotional or elaborate
tautologicalSelf-repeating in meaning

pleonastic · redundant · verbose · repetitious · overemphasized · ad nauseam · harped on

persistent

hammered

Severely intoxicated or pounded

insistedFirmly declared or demanded
revisitedWent back to
recurringHappening repeatedly over time

Opposites

repetition/frequency of statement

reiteratedretracted

Withdrew a prior statement

withdrawn · recanted · took back · unrepeated · unsaid

novelty vs restatement

reiteratedintroduced

Made formally acquainted

originated · initiated · novel · unprecedented · broached

Family

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Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G