misrecital (Meaning)
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misrecital (n.)
An inaccurate recital.
Synonyms & Antonyms of misrecital
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misrecital Sentence Examples
- The student's misrecital of the poem drew laughter from the audience.
- The orchestra's misrecital marred an otherwise perfect performance.
- The actor's misrecital of the lines caused the play to be halted.
- The singer's misrecital of the national anthem sparked controversy.
- The lawyer's misrecital of the facts cost their client the case.
- The doctor's misrecital of the diagnosis led to unnecessary treatment.
- The professor's misrecital of the theorem confused the students.
- The historian's misrecital of the event caused a public uproar.
- The politician's misrecital of the statistics led to a loss of credibility.
- The witness's misrecital of the testimony undermined the prosecution's case.
FAQs About the word misrecital
An inaccurate recital.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The student's misrecital of the poem drew laughter from the audience.
The orchestra's misrecital marred an otherwise perfect performance.
The actor's misrecital of the lines caused the play to be halted.
The singer's misrecital of the national anthem sparked controversy.
