The Crossword Solver found 20 answers to “Words from the speechless”, 9 letters crossword clue. The Crossword Solver finds answers to American-style crosswords, British-style crosswords, general knowledge crosswords and cryptic crossword puzzles.
Answer : REITERATE
reiterate, reiterated, reiterates, reiterating, iterate, iterated, iterates, iterating – v
to say, state, or perform again
SYNONYMS
duplicate, redo, reduplicate, remake, renew, repeat, replicate, reprise
DID YOU KNOW?
Can you guess the meaning of iterate, a less common relative of reiterate? It must mean simply “to state or do,” right? Nope. Actually, iterate also means “to state or do again.” It’s no surprise, then, that some usage commentators have insisted that reiterate must always mean “to say or do again AND AGAIN.” No such nice distinction exists in actual usage, however. Both reiterate and iterate can convey the idea of a single repetition or of many repetitions. Reiterate is the older of the two words — it first appeared in the 15th century, whereas iterate turned up around 1533. Both stem from the Latin verb iterare, which is itself from iterum (“again”), but reiterate took an extra step, through Latin reiterare(“to repeat”).
More Clues
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- WOW JUST WOW Words from the speechless
- WORDS They fail the speechless
- I NEED A NAP Words from the weary
- I CANT WAIT Words from the impatient
- ALL ABOARD Words from the conductor
- ILL BE BACK Parting words from the Terminator
- PURPOSE OF “The _ a man is to love a woman” (lyric from the 1965 hit “Game of Love”)
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- ASIDE Actor’s line only for the audience
- CASTRO Actors line cut by dictator LIB Ad- (actor’s line that wasn’t rehearsed)
- CUE End of another actor’s line, maybe
- TAGALOG The convict steals the goat despite words from the Philippino
- A TIP “Take from me…” (words from the club pro)
- SLANG Words from the man in the street?
- O ER _ the ramparts … (words from the US national anthem)
- SEE YOU Parting words from the second person behind the diocese
- DETERIORATION The decline of the speech from the dieter
- I AM THE GREATEST Words from the champ of champs
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