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Definition of recite
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Recite
(n.) A
recital.
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Say
::
Say (v. t.) To
repeat;
to
rehearse;
to
recite;
to
pronounce;
as, to say a
lesson..
Rehearse
::
Rehearse
(v. t.) To
recite
or
repeat
in
private
for
experiment
and
improvement,
before
a
public
representation;
as, to
rehearse
a
tragedy..
Scald
::
Scald (n.) One of the
ancient
Scandinavian
poets and
historiographers;
a
reciter
and
singer
of
heroic
poems,
eulogies,
etc., among the
Norsemen;
more
rarely,
a bard of any of the
ancient
Teutonic
tribes..
Lesson
::
Lesson
(n.)
Anything
read or
recited
to a
teacher
by a pupil or
learner;
something,
as a
portion
of a book,
assigned
to a pupil to be
studied
or
learned
at one
time..
Rhapsody
::
Rhapsody
(n.) A
recitation
or song of a
rhapsodist;
a
portion
of an epic poem
adapted
for
recitation,
or
usually
recited,
at one time;
hence,
a
division
of the Iliad or the
Odyssey;
--
called
also a
book..
Gestour
::
Gestour
(n.) A
reciter
of gests or
legendary
tales;
a
story-teller.
Tell
::
Tell (v. t.) To utter or
recite
in
detail;
to give an
account
of; to
narrate.
Spout
::
Spout (v. t.) To utter
magniloquently;
to
recite
in an
oratorical
or
pompous
manner.
Read
::
Read (v. t.) To tell; to
declare;
to
recite.
Rhapsodist
::
Rhapsodist
(n.)
Hence,
one who
recites
or sings poems for a
livelihood;
one who makes and
repeats
verses
extempore..
Forerecited
::
Forerecited
(a.) Named or
recited
before.
Chant
::
Chant (v. t.) A short and
simple
melody,
divided
into two parts by
double
bars, to which
unmetrical
psalms,
etc., are sung or
recited.
It is the most
ancient
form of
choral
music..
Rehearse
::
Rehearse
(v. i.) To
recite
or
repeat
something
for
practice.
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.) A hymn
introduced
in the Mass on
certain
festival
days, and
recited
or sung
immediately
before
the
gospel,
and after the
gradual
or
introit,
whence
the
name..
Recite
::
Recite
(v. i.) To
repeat,
pronounce,
or
rehearse,
as
before
an
audience,
something
prepared
or
committed
to
memory;
to
rehearse
a
lesson
learned..
Improvvisatore
::
Improvvisatore
(n.) One who
composes
and sings or
recites
rhymes
and short poems
extemporaneously.
, 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..
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..
Count
::
Count (v. i.) To plead
orally;
to argue a
matter
in
court;
to
recite
a
count.
Misrender
::
Misrender
(v. t.) To
render
wrongly;
to
translate
or
recite
wrongly.
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