again

again - adverb

  • Another time : once more : anew
  • To a previous position or place
  • In addition : besides
  • In return : back
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
"It happened again."

Usage examples

Examples: "I can see the again from here." "That again belongs to me." "The again is very important."

again - thesaurus

Synonyms: either

SpellingJoy score for again

SpellingJoy Gematria

📚 Apprentice
76

Letter Values

A
4
G
8
A
1
I
9
N
17

Etymology

Middle English ayen, ayein, ayan, ageyn, again "back, in the opposite direction, to a former state, once more, another time," going back to Old English ongeagn, ongeæn, ongēan, ongān, ongegn, ongēn, agēn (Northumbrian ongægn, ongǣn), (compare parallel compounds in Old Saxon angegin "once more, toward," Old High German ingagan, ingegin "in opposition") from on-, a- on:1, a-:1 + -geagn (going back to Germanic *gagna-, whence Old High German gagan "towards, against," Old Norse gagn- "against, counter, through") or -gegn (going back to Germanic *gagni-, whence Old Saxon & Old High German gegin "against," Old Frisian jēn, Old Norse gegn)

Found in Lyrics

"Invisible Touch"

by Genesis

1986

"She's got that invisible touch"

Context: Pop rock about being in