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Definition of recite
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Recite
(n.) A
recital.
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State
::
State (v. t.) To
express
the
particulars
of; to set down in
detail
or in
gross;
to
represent
fully in
words;
to
narrate;
to
recite;
as, to state the facts of a case, one's
opinion,
etc..
Rehearse
::
Rehearse
(v. t.) To
repeat,
as what has been
already
said; to tell over
again;
to
recite..
Chime
::
Chime (v. i.) To utter
harmoniously;
to
recite
rhythmically.
Recite
::
Recite
(v. t.) To state in or as a
recital.
See
Recital,
5..
Recite
::
Recite
(v. i.) To
repeat,
pronounce,
or
rehearse,
as
before
an
audience,
something
prepared
or
committed
to
memory;
to
rehearse
a
lesson
learned..
, A , Or An . Pcp. It Is Presumably An Older Spelling Of Scanned. --2.
::
, a , or an . PCP. It is
presumably
an older
spelling
of
scanned.
--2. ()
Specifically
(Pros.),
to go
through
with, as a
verse,
marking
and
distinguishing
the feet of which it is
composed;
to show, in
reading,
the
metrical
structure
of; to
recite
metrically..
Rush
::
Rush (v. t.) To
recite
(a
lesson)
or pass (an
examination)
without
an
error.
Read
::
Read (v. t.) To go over, as
characters
or
words,
and utter
aloud,
or
recite
to one's self
inaudibly;
to take in the sense of, as of
language,
by
interpreting
the
characters
with which it is
expressed;
to
peruse;
as, to read a
discourse;
to read the
letters
of an
alphabet;
to read
figures;
to read the notes of
music,
or to read
music;
to read a
book..
Jongler
::
"Jongler
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, a court
attendant
or other
person
who, for hire,
recited
or sang
verses,
usually
of his own
composition.
See
Troubadour..
Nones
::
Nones (n. pl.) The
canonical
office,
being a part of the
Breviary,
recited
at noon
(formerly
at the ninth hour, 3 P. M.) in the Roman
Catholic
Church..
Recite
::
Recite
(n.) A
recital.
Narration
::
Narration
(n.) That part of a
discourse
which
recites
the time,
manner,
or
consequences
of an
action,
or
simply
states
the facts
connected
with the
subject..
Rosary
::
Rosary
(n.) A
series
of
prayers
(see Note
below)
arranged
to be
recited
in
order,
on
beads;
also, a
string
of beads by which the
prayers
are
counted..
Abovesaid
::
Abovesaid
(a.)
Mentioned
or
recited
before.
Review
::
Review
(n.) A
lesson
studied
or
recited
for a
second
time.
Narrate
::
Narrate
(v. t.) To tell,
rehearse,
or
recite,
as a
story;
to
relate
the
particulars
of; to go
through
with in
detail,
as an
incident
or
transaction;
to give an
account
of..
Improvise
::
Improvise
(v. t.) To
compose,
recite,
or sing
extemporaneously,
especially
in
verse;
to
extemporize;
also, to play upon an
instrument,
or to act,
extemporaneously..
Recite
::
Recite
(v. t.) To tell over; to go over in
particulars;
to
relate;
to
narrate;
as, to
recite
past
events;
to
recite
the
particulars
of a
voyage..
Recited
::
Recited
(imp. & p. p.) of
Recit.
Declaim
::
Declaim
(v. i.) To speak
rhetorically;
to make a
formal
speech
or
oration;
to
harangue;
specifically,
to
recite
a
speech,
poem, etc., in
public
as a
rhetorical
exercise;
to
practice
public
speaking;
as, the
students
declaim
twice a
week..
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