Definitions of recite
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To
repeat
aloud
from
memory;
rehearse;
tell
in
detail;
relate;
repeat (
a
lesson)
to
a
teacher;
to
take
part
in
the
progress
of
a
lesson,
as
a
pupil
in
a
class.
-
To
relate;
speak
from
memory;
repeat (
a
lesson).
-
To
quote;
cite.
-
To
repeat,
as
something
already
prepared,
written
down,
committed
to
memory,
or
the
like;
to
deliver
from
a
written
or
printed
document,
or
from
recollection;
to
rehearse;
as,
to
recite
the
words
of
an
author,
or
of
a
deed
or
covenant.
-
To
tell
over;
to
go
over
in
particulars;
to
relate;
to
narrate;
as,
to
recite
past
events;
to
recite
the
particulars
of
a
voyage.
-
To
rehearse,
as
a
lesson
to
an
instructor.
-
To
state
in
or
as
a
recital.
See
Recital,
5.
-
To
repeat;
narrate.
-
To
repeat,
pronounce,
or
rehearse,
as
before
an
audience,
something
prepared
or
committed
to
memory;
to
rehearse
a
lesson
learned.
-
specify
individually; "
She
enumerated
the
many
obstacles
she
had
encountered"; "
The
doctor
recited
the
list
of
possible
side
effects
of
the
drug"
-
render
verbally, "
recite
a
poem"; "
retell
a
story"
-
repeat
aloud
from
memory; "
she
recited
a
poem"; "
The
pupil
recited
his
lesson
for
the
day"
-
To
repeat
aloud
as
written
or
committed
to
memory;
to
copy;
to
relate;
to
rehearse.
-
To
repeat,
as
the
words
of
another;
to
relate;
to
go
over
particulars;
to
rehearse
or
repeat,
as
a
lesson
from
memory.
-
A
recital.
-
Reciter.
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