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Meanings of once more in English

Portuguese
outra vez
Spanish
de nuevo

Anew.

outra vez
Usage of once more in English
1
Laurence breathed once more; hearing it, said aloud, made everything quite clear.
Empire of Ivory
2
Malta had stemmed the Turkish tide; Europe could rest easy once more.
The Information Officer
3
And of course, the alcohol ban came up for discussion once more.
The South African
4
Ten years on from the last financial crisis, recession looms once more.
The Irish Times
5
However, the Flyers took the lead once more just 89 seconds later.
Reuters
6
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The South African
7
Water levels are on the rise once more in the drought-stricken region.
The South African
8
It was quite possible that he would be called back once more.
The hangman's daughter
9
Georgina said no, and she said no again when asked once more.
Radio NZ
10
The entire swarm moved once more in the direction of the inn.
My Life — Volume 1
11
But the fashion soon changed once more in Greece and in Rome.
The History of Rome, Book V / The Establishment of the Military ...
12
But it halts once more; and in this instance arrives no further.
The Life of the Bee
13
The Democratic National Committee once more raised the qualifying criteria for January.
Wired
14
Today, open once more to any available sun, they are snuff dry.
The Guardian
15
Jehovah and Israel, religion and patriotism, once more went hand in hand.
Prolegomena to the History of Israel
16
Run that by me once more-'thosewho are coming' did you say?
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