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twice-told
[ twahys-tohld ]
adjective
- having been told before; related two times.
twice-told
adjective
- hackneyed through repeated use
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of twice-told1
Example Sentences
This focus on individual experiences and actions allows a reader the comfort of revisiting old friends whose life histories are twice-told tales, while also providing introductions to less well-known but equally interesting men.
That idea reached a zenith of sorts in his 2018 feature, âAsako I & II,â a deftly twice-told love story that abounded in doppelgĂ€ngers real and imagined.
For Mrs. May, this is a twice-told tale, having pleaded for more time before the original March 29 deadline expired.
A mere gimmick in lesser hands, Jacksonâs twice-told tales â like his sleuthing subjects â âeach absorb and expand the narrative.â
In the Borgesian section called âA Twice-Told Tale,â the protagonist, split into multiple selves, finds himself âtrapped insideâ a story by Poe, full of literary echoes, doubles and narrative repetition.
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