The word "unrepeated" implies that something has not been done before or has not occurred again. Its antonyms include "repeated," "frequent," "habitual," "cyclical," and "regular." If something is repeated, it has happened before, or it occurs often. Moreover, frequent events happen regularly or repeatedly. Habitual refers to the behavior that is done repeatedly without thinking. Cyclical events occur in cycles or at regular intervals. Regular events happen frequently or at specific times. Thus, unrepeated can have many antonyms, each of which has its own nuances and connotations.

What are the antonyms for Unrepeated?

• adj.

  • frequent
  • a good many
  ,
  • frequent
  ,
  • many
  ,
  • more frequent
  ,
  • more iterated
  ,
  • more recurring
  ,
  • more reiterated
  ,
  • most iterated
  ,
  • most recurring
  ,
  • most reiterated
  ,
  • pro fuse
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  • pro-fuse
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  • profuse
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  • re current
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  • re curring
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  • re iterated
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  • re iterative
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  • re-current
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  • re-curring
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  • re-iterated
  ,
  • re-iterative
  ,
  • recurrent
  .

Famous quotes with Unrepeated

• He had come there dissatisfied with his work, even though his multi-kinetic work was admired and winning him professional recognition. However, at that moment, other ideas were gestating and he wanted to add what he called a "fifth dimension" to his art - that of artificial intelligence. [...] : [At the colony,] he was able to turn his thoughts inward, hoping to discover the new methods and direction that would more deeply satisfy his creative needs. It was at this point, while watching the motions and patterns of sun on leaves in the New Hampshire woods one morning, that Tsai finally achieved the revelatory breakthrough that changed his art and liberated his creative energies. As he put it, he wanted to create "natural movements in dynamic equilibrium, with intelligence," and he found his solution in an unlikely combination of natural phenomenon, the precedent of Gabo's singular (and unrepeated) kinetic sculpture, and the new resource of contemporary analog and digital technology.

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