ripetuto

repeated

adjective ree-peh-TOO-toh Rare

Usage Note

Ripetuto is the past participle of ripetere used as an adjective, inflecting regularly: ripetuto / ripetuta / ripetuti / ripetute. It means something done or occurring multiple times — tentativi ripetuti (repeated attempts), avvertimenti ripetuti (repeated warnings). A more formal synonym is reiterato.

Examples

"Nonostante i ripetuti avvertimenti, non ha cambiato idea."

Natural Translation

Despite the repeated warnings, he did not change his mind.

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