reeling off (Meaning)

reeling off

to tell or recite readily and usually at length, to chalk up usually as a series, to tell or recite rapidly and easily

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After an intense workout, I reeled off a long list of my accomplishments to my friends.
The politician reeled off a string of meaningless statistics during his speech.
The child reeled off the alphabet perfectly, showing their remarkable memory.
The historian reeled off important dates and events from the past with ease.
The dancer reeled off a series of intricate steps, leaving the audience awestruck.
The salesperson reeled off a list of benefits to sway the potential customer.
The teacher reeled off a rapid-fire set of questions, testing the students' knowledge.
The performer reeled off a captivating monologue, leaving the crowd enthralled.
The medical student reeled off multiple diagnoses in a matter of seconds.
The chef reeled off an impressive menu, boasting an array of culinary delights.

to tell or recite readily and usually at length, to chalk up usually as a series, to tell or recite rapidly and easily

memorizing,reciting,saying, repeating, mouthing, speaking, conning,studying, learning

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After an intense workout, I reeled off a long list of my accomplishments to my friends.

The politician reeled off a string of meaningless statistics during his speech.

The child reeled off the alphabet perfectly, showing their remarkable memory.

The historian reeled off important dates and events from the past with ease.