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1 repeated
1. a повторный2. a многократный, частый; неоднократныйСинонимический ряд:1. frequent (adj.) continual; frequent; persistent; recurrent; recurring; regular; repetitious; repetitive; successive2. echoed (verb) echoed; imitated; mimicked; mirrored; parroted; rebounded; re-echoed; reflected; reverberated3. iterated (verb) iterated; reiterated; renewed; reprised; restated -
2 renewed
1. a обновлённый, новый2. a возобновлённый; возрождённый3. a продлённый; пролонгированныйСинонимический ряд:1. refreshed (adj.) new; refreshed; regenerated; reinvigorated; revived2. continued (verb) continued; pick up; picked up; recommenced; reopened; restarted; resumed; take up; took up/taken up3. repeated (verb) iterated; reiterated; repeated; reprised4. restored (verb) freshened; furbished; modernized; recalled; reconditioned; reestablished; refreshed; refurbished; reinstated; reintroduced; reinvigorated; rejuvenated; renovated; restored; updated5. returned (verb) reinstated; reintroduced; returned6. revived (verb) reactivated; reawakened; rekindled; resurrected; resuscitated; retrieved; revitalised; revitalized; revived; revivified -
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