In the context of domain names, a domain can be repeated or reused by different organizations or individuals. A domain name is a unique identifier for a website or online resource and can be registered by anyone for a fee. If a domain name has not been registered or is no longer in use, it can be registered again by a new owner.
However, some top-level domains (TLDs), such as .gov or .edu, may have restrictions and requirements for their use. For example, a .gov domain can only be registered by a government entity. In these cases, a repeat of the domain name may not be possible for certain TLDs.
