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Meanings of do-over in English

Term in sports.

Synonyms
Examples for "replay"
Examples for "replay"
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Yet no number of replay viewings reveals a clear and obvious error.
The Guardian
2
We can replay it and let you hear exactly what was said.
Flowers for Algernon
3
As recently as a fortnight ago, the replay certainly came up trumps.
The Guardian
4
Also draining is the prospect of a replay of nine years ago.
News.com.au
5
Even now she wouldn't replay it and consider the level of damage.
Anil's ghost
1
I'm happy to note that the rematch had a completely different outcome.
Wired
2
If the league game produced a freakish result, this rematch did not.
The Guardian
3
Whyte needed treatment but will get a rematch according to Eddie Hearn.
Radio NZ
4
Their postponed rematch will take place on Saturday, 5 May in London.
BBC
5
I thought that you had invited me here to discuss a rematch.
Imperatrix
Usage of do-over in English
1
I'm leaving the shop for a few weeks, on a honeymoon do-over.
Wired
2
And what parent hasn't wished for a do-over somewhere along the line?
Brave girl eating: a family's struggle with anorexia
3
So Barra can now look at 2015 as a do-over of sorts.
Reuters
4
The auction do-over is the latest twist in a bitterly disputed bankruptcy.
Reuters
5
I thought of a child on a playground, yelling for a do-over.
The king of lies
6
Now, in the Trump presidency, history has offered Barr a kind of do-over.
The Guardian
7
And how might some other currently lifeless film franchises benefit from a death-defying do-over?
The Guardian
8
It's also possible that Apple will introduce a complete do-over of the Apple TV.
Wired
9
Given a do-over, he might have listened a little more closely to Mrs. Melbourne.
Mr. Mercedes
10
Apparently he hadn't escaped the Emerald City Green Room's do-over as thoroughly as he'd thought.
Silver zombie: delilah street: paranormal investigator
11
For Steve Jobs and Apple, the iPhone was an amazing opportunity for a dominance do-over.
Wired
12
It calls for a do-over of the entire season.
The Irish Times
13
The cloud is what Narayen is calling a "do-over" for publishers.
Wired
14
It was like a mulligan, you got a do-over.
The new yorker
15
May has made it abundantly clear that she has no intention of allowing a Brexit do-over.
The South African
16
Yet imagine a world where no one, or only a small few, received do-overs.
Ebony
Frequent collocations
Do-over through the time