The phrase "actually repeat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the act of repeating something that has already been stated or done.
Example: "I didn't just say it once; I actually repeat myself often when explaining complex topics."
Alternatives: "truly repeat" or "really reiterate".
"Mmm … could you actually repeat that?" she says down the phone from her home in Oslo after a rambling opening question.
The advertisements for the Coca-Cola campaign actually repeat the dominant public health message regarding calories, proclaiming that "all calories count, and if you eat and drink more calories than you burn off, you'll gain weight.
To prove assertions (3) and (4) we actually repeat the proof of the assertion (2) of Theorem 5.2 (in the case H ∗ = 0 ).
"The thing that got us so excited about our initial pilots over the last summer — and that has continued — is that we see that over two-thirds of our customers who try it actually repeat usage of it in a very short period of time," says Brian Tilzer, Chief Digital Officer at CVS Health.
I can't actually repeat what he says, but it's pretty good stuff".
It forces us to remember the past and the feelings it brought all while yearning to relive those memories as if history could actually repeat itself.
If the trial is actually repeated often enough, this sequence should be the actual sequence of outcomes; the whole point of Kolmogorov randomness was to permit finite sequences to be random.
The "waves" were actually repeated patterns that slowly changed shape as the music moved along.
That last sentence was actually repeated four times as if even Villas-Boas needed some convincing.
The shapes appeared and disappeared so quickly that it was impossible to discern that some of them were actually repeated.
Going on about myself would just be arrogant and actually repeating being nasty, and that's what I'm trying not to be.
