repeated

As adjectives the difference between continual and repeated

is that continual is recurring in steady, rapid succession while repeated is having been said or done again.

As a verb repeated is

(repeat).

As adjectives the difference between repeated and continuous

is that repeated is having been said or done again while continuous is without break, cessation, or interruption; without intervening time.

As a verb repeated

is past tense of repeat.

As verbs the difference between replicated and repeated

is that replicated is past tense of replicate while repeated is past tense of repeat.

As an adjective repeated is

having been said or done again.

As a noun tessellation

is (uncountable) the property or fact of tessellating.

As a verb repeated is

(repeat).

As an adjective repeated is

having been said or done again.

As verbs the difference between repeated and reiterated

is that repeated is past tense of repeat while reiterated is past tense of reiterate.

As an adjective repeated

is having been said or done again.

As verbs the difference between repeated and duplicate

is that repeated is past tense of repeat while duplicate is to make a copy of.

As adjectives the difference between repeated and duplicate

is that repeated is having been said or done again while duplicate is being the same as another; identical. This may exclude the first identical item in a series, but usage is inconsistent.

As a noun duplicate is

one that resembles or corresponds to another; an identical copy.

As verbs the difference between repeated and replated

is that repeated is (repeat) while replated is (replate).

As an adjective repeated

is having been said or done again.

As verbs the difference between repeated and repealed

is that repeated is (repeat) while repealed is (repeal).

As an adjective repeated

is having been said or done again.