over and over
Adverb
Meaning
repeatedly
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the unknown word turned up over and over again in the text
Adeyemo who was in so much pain said: “For each tear that I shed, I cursed this person over and over again.
A few days later, Jeremy shared a video story of his tree, tweeting: 'I've been fighting to save my tree over and over it's whole life.
“Adjugé!” said a gray-haired auctioneer, over and over, as he gaveled away nearly every one of the 200 lots for sale at Drouot, an auction house, in Paris in mid-November.
A common way that this idea was "proven" over and over again was by taking a piece of raw meat and placing it in open air, which would almost always produce maggots.
Albert Einstein is credited with this quote that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and over again, expecting a different result.