again and again
fixed phr..fixed phr.. This phrase means something happens many times, repeatedly.
fixed phr.. An adverbial fixed phrase indicating that an action or event occurs repeatedly, often with an implication of persistence or monotony.
He makes the same mistake again and again.
I've told him again and again not to leave his wet towel on the bed, but he never listens.
The protagonist relived the same tragic day again and again, each time searching for a different outcome that remained stubbornly out of reach.
Often used to express frustration or to emphasize the repetitive nature of an action.
Contrast with 'over and over' (a very close synonym) and 'repeatedly' (which is slightly more formal).
He called again again.He called again and again.The two words must be joined by 'and' to form the correct fixed phrase.