Meanings of constant reiteration in English

We got the calm, constant reiteration-"Leftwing-held by the English-forced to retreat a little."

She felt deceitful, sly, in spite of her constant reiteration that it had just occurred to her.

The constant reiteration of the phrase, "I'm not an ex-slave" roused my curiosity and drove me to a superficial investigation.

In his short story Sierra Leone the narrator says of his family's constant reiteration of the events of their mother Rose's death:

Of course one heard constant reiteration of the number of millions her father possessed, and the number of cabins she managed to occupy.

The narrative goes hurrying on through the busy hours, marking the press of rapidly succeeding calls by its constant reiteration-'straightway, ''immediately, ''forthwith, ''anon, ''immediately.

The early suggestion, becoming through constant reiteration a part of her knowledge, had been followed and accomplished; and, as well, her later needs were served.

And then, too, there was the suggestion of hope held out by the constant reiteration of the phrase, "There is a way out."

Nor were his constant reiterations of this belief without effect upon the rest of the party.

The reproduction of nature by man is founded on faith-constantreiteration and association with a thing will produce that thing.