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time and again
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many times; again and again
'Time and time again' is stronger. Often used to complain or to stress that something keeps happening.
In context
I've told you time and again to lock the gate when you go out.
Studies show time and again that sleep helps us remember new words.
More idioms about time
- a blast from the pastsomething or someone that suddenly reminds you of an earlier time
- a long time comingif something is a long time coming, people have waited a long time for it
- a matter of timecertain to happen, although you do not know exactly when
- a race against timea situation where you must hurry to finish before time runs out
- a sign of the timessomething that shows how society is now, often in a bad way