Meanings of repeat much in English

This would be merely to repeat much of what has been already related.

Another woman appeared to repeat much the same drama with the other child.

I made him repeat much of that, and drew a diagram in my notebook.

I canna repeat much of it; but I understood the most of it, I think.

The problem seems to be these minor impacts that are repeated much more frequently, Lipton said.

The president repeated much of the speech he'd delivered to a joint session of Congress on Thursday night.

Most of the advice that has been made public repeats much of what has been reported in the world's newspapers.

The White House repeated much of what LaHood, Commerce Secretary John Bryson and Energy Secretary Steven Chu said on their visits to Detroit.

To her he soon turned, repeating much of what he had already said, with only a softened air and stronger expressions of regret.

"He was not a man to say much," answered Clubbe, himself no man to repeat much.

As Italy's vital World Cup qualifier against England looms in Rome on Saturday, Italian coach Cesare Maldini remains cool, repeats much and reveals nothing.

The instructor repeats much for the sake of emphasis; he multiplies illustrations, not important in themselves, but important for the sake of stressing his point.

I make no scruple at quoting the passage relative to the tower, though it repeats much of the foregone imagery, and with vastly superior effect: