rehearsed (Meaning)

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rehearsed (imp. & p. p.)

of Rehearse

The actors rehearsed their lines tirelessly to ensure a flawless performance.
The choir rehearsed their harmonies countless times to achieve perfect intonation.
The debate team rehearsed their arguments meticulously to anticipate potential objections.
The pianist rehearsed the complex sonata all week in preparation for her recital.
The students rehearsed their presentations carefully, knowing that practice would make perfect.
The orchestra rehearsed the symphony for hours, striving for a cohesive and dynamic sound.
The dance troupe rehearsed their routine with precision, aiming for impeccable synchronization.
The fire safety team rehearsed their evacuation drills regularly to ensure the safety of all.
The surgeon rehearsed the complex procedure several times before performing the actual operation.
The athlete rehearsed their free throw shots countless times to improve their accuracy and consistency.

of Rehearse

planned,prepared, premeditated, premeditative, intended,considered, intentional,deliberate

unstudied, unstudied, extemporary, improvised, snap, unpremeditated, extemporary,unrehearsed, improvisational, unconsidered

The actors rehearsed their lines tirelessly to ensure a flawless performance.

The choir rehearsed their harmonies countless times to achieve perfect intonation.

The debate team rehearsed their arguments meticulously to anticipate potential objections.

The pianist rehearsed the complex sonata all week in preparation for her recital.