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Once again   /wəns əgˈɛn/   Listen
Once again

adverb
1.
Anew.  Synonyms: again, once more, over again.  "They rehearsed the scene again"






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"Once again" Quotes from Famous Books



... We once again therefore entered into a consultation upon obviating the malice of our enemies, and at last came to a resolution which had too much cunning to give me entire satisfaction. It was this: as our principal object was to discover the honor of Mr. Thornhill's addresses, my wife undertook ...
— The Ontario Readers: The High School Reader, 1886 • Ministry of Education

... Once again Tarzan of the Apes was speeding onward, this time even more swiftly than before, for he was goaded now by a nameless fear, more product of intuition than of reason. Even as the beasts, Tarzan of the Apes seemed to possess a sixth sense. ...
— Tarzan the Untamed • Edgar Rice Burroughs

... in indicated that while the Liberals were losing a number of seats which in years gone by had been Conservative strongholds, they were, nevertheless, going to retain the confidence of the country. In the result Mr. Asquith found himself once again in command of the House of Commons with a majority ...
— Lloyd George - The Man and His Story • Frank Dilnot

... again, and once again, and many times to that. You have given me a new reason for remembering this day, which is already one of mark in my calendar, it being my birthday; and you have given those who are nearest and dearest ...
— Speeches: Literary and Social • Charles Dickens

... meantime graduation was approaching and the day was drawing near when 1920 must bid good-by to the familiar halls of the school, and instead of standing and looking down from the top of the ladder, as it now did, it must set forth into the turmoil of real life where its members would once again be beginners. What an ironic transformation that would be! A senior was a person looked up to by the entire student body, a dignitary to be treated with profound respect. But once outside the sheltering ...
— Paul and the Printing Press • Sara Ware Bassett


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