rehearsing (Meaning)

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rehearsing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Rehearse

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The actors spent hours rehearsing their lines to ensure a flawless performance.
The musicians rehearsed diligently to prepare for their upcoming concert.
The speechwriter tirelessly rehearsed every word to deliver an impactful message.
The sports team rehearsed their plays and formations to improve their strategy.
The dance group rehearsed their routine countless times to achieve perfect synchronization.
The students rehearsed their presentations to convey their research findings effectively.
The newlyweds rehearsed their wedding vows to ensure a heartfelt and memorable ceremony.
The lawyer rehearsed their closing arguments to present a compelling case in court.
The politicians rehearsed their speeches to convey their vision and policies to the electorate.
The paramedics rehearsed emergency procedures to respond to critical situations swiftly and efficiently.

of Rehearse

practicing, practising,exercising, repeating, working (at or on), studying, perfecting, preparing (for), drilling, training (with)

generalizing, generalizing,,

The actors spent hours rehearsing their lines to ensure a flawless performance.

The musicians rehearsed diligently to prepare for their upcoming concert.

The speechwriter tirelessly rehearsed every word to deliver an impactful message.

The sports team rehearsed their plays and formations to improve their strategy.