recitations (Meaning)
recitations
the act or an instance of reading or repeating aloud especially before an audience, a complete telling or listing of something, the act of enumerating, a class period especially in association with and for review of a lecture, the act or an instance of reading or repeating aloud especially publicly, a student's oral reply to questions
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recitations Sentence Examples
- The students' daily recitations showcased their understanding of the literary classics.
- The choir's recitations of the Gregorian chants filled the cathedral with ethereal melodies.
- The actress's flawless recitations of Shakespearean sonnets captivated the audience.
- The children's recitations of nursery rhymes brought joy to their grandparents.
- The professor's recitations of historical events provided an immersive experience for the students.
- The preacher's recitations of the scriptures inspired the congregation with hope and guidance.
- The poet's recitations of their own verses resonated deeply with the listeners.
- The politician's recitations of the party platform resonated with the voters.
- The imam's recitations of the Quran brought peace and tranquility to the worshippers.
- The child's recitations of bedtime stories calmed them down before sleep.
FAQs About the word recitations
the act or an instance of reading or repeating aloud especially before an audience, a complete telling or listing of something, the act of enumerating, a class
recitals, repetitions, enumerations, litanies,iterations, reports, lists, catalogs, narrations, stories
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The students' daily recitations showcased their understanding of the literary classics.
The choir's recitations of the Gregorian chants filled the cathedral with ethereal melodies.
The actress's flawless recitations of Shakespearean sonnets captivated the audience.
The children's recitations of nursery rhymes brought joy to their grandparents.
