Reidioterate
1) To restate a remark one finds clever or profound in an effort to garner credit for it.
2) To loudly and incessantly repeat an inane statement in an effort to end discussion by talking over one's opponent.
2) To loudly and incessantly repeat an inane statement in an effort to end discussion by talking over one's opponent.
1) "While making my presentation my assistant would reidioterate every point I made, parroting my words as if they were his own; perhaps imagining himself as clever by hearing my words from his mouth."
2) " 'If it doesn't fit, you must acquit,' became the mantra Cochran and his supporters would reidioterate as he tried to convince jurors that the case laid out by prosecutors was inconsistent and full of holes."
2) " 'If it doesn't fit, you must acquit,' became the mantra Cochran and his supporters would reidioterate as he tried to convince jurors that the case laid out by prosecutors was inconsistent and full of holes."
Reidioterate by Mark E. Major July 20, 2008
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