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The expression "do over" is modern American slang and it must first be translated into English: you could say "re-do", "do again" or "repeat", all of which are accetable English.
In Latin, the verb itero means I do [something] a second time, repeto means I repeat, reficio means I make or do again. The adverb iterum means again, for the second time, while ab integro means over again.
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