again
/əˈɡen/
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Translation
One more time, doing the same thing as before.
Word origin
From Old English ongean, meaning back or in return, which grew into the idea of one more time.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- ongean
Examples
Please .
"Again" means one more time.
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"Again" shows the meeting happened a second time.
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"Again" means do the same thing once more.
We use again to say that something happens one more time, the same as before. If you read a book again, you read it a second time. We often use again when we want a thing to be done or said once more.
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