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repetitive

[ri-pet-i-tiv] / rɪˈpɛt ɪ tɪv /


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His practice can be intentionally repetitive, reflecting the monotony of cancer treatment, and inspires viewers to meditate with the movement.

From Los Angeles Times

Some organisms have large stretches of repetitive DNA, while yeast uses extremely small and simple versions known as "point" centromeres.

From Science Daily

Friday’s panel was a useful if somewhat repetitive journey through the current dilemmas in college sports, and it may surprise you to know that paying athletes isn’t one of them.

From The Wall Street Journal

The team analyzed both the size of DNA fragments and their distribution throughout the genome, including repetitive DNA regions that have rarely been studied.

From Science Daily

The NHS says the main symptom is ticking, which involves repetitive sounds or movements you cannot choose or control.

From BBC