again

/əˈɡɛn/

adverba · gain

Think: “A GAIN” = you do it and you gain another try—so you do it again.

Yes, it's again. It starts with a- and ends with -gain (not -gen or -gan).

Definitions

  1. adverbone more time; another time
  2. adverbback to a previous place, condition, or activity

Examples

  • “Please read the directions again before you start.”
  • “After a short break, the team practiced again.”
  • “I thought I lost my keys, but I found them again in my backpack.”

Synonyms

once moreanother timeover againanewrepeatedly

Antonyms

neveronce

Translations

ES otra vezPT de novoFR encore

Common misspellings

agenagianaganeagainnagaineaagainagein

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