reutter

/riˈʌtər/
verb
  1. To say or express something again, often in the same or slightly different words.
    • He had to reutter the instructions because no one was listening the first time.
    • The teacher asked the student to reutter the answer more clearly.
    • After a long pause, she decided to reutter her request for help.
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