reiterated
v.v. to say or do something again, usually to make sure people understand it clearly. You use this when you want to emphasize a point you have already made.
v. to state or do something repeatedly, typically for emphasis or clarity. Transitive; requires a direct object, often a statement or a position.
The manager reiterated the importance of being on time.
During the press conference, the spokesperson reiterated that the company remains committed to its environmental goals.
The professor reiterated the core thesis of her lecture several times to ensure that the students grasped the subtle distinction between the two competing theories.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object. It is frequently used in formal reporting and academic writing to introduce a repeated point.
he reiterated againhe reiteratedReiterated already means to say something again, so adding 'again' is redundant.