reperusal (Meaning)
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reperusal (n.)
A second or repeated perusal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reperusal
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
reperusal Sentence Examples
- The defendant's lawyer requested a reperusal of the trial transcripts to verify the accuracy of the evidence presented.
- After several years, the author decided to embark on a reperusal of his own novel, seeking fresh insights.
- The historian meticulously conducted a reperusal of archival documents to uncover previously unknown historical facts.
- The student's reperusal of her notes helped her prepare thoroughly for the upcoming exam.
- The editor carefully reread the manuscript, hoping to identify any errors that may have escaped his initial reperusal.
- The detective went through a reperusal of the crime scene photos, searching for any clues that may have been overlooked.
- The lawyer requested a reperusal of the contract to ensure that all the provisions were clearly understood.
- After a long hiatus, the musician decided to make a reperusal of his favorite classical compositions.
- The scholar conducted a thorough reperusal of the literature on the subject, seeking to synthesize the key findings.
- The therapist encouraged the client to make a reperusal of their childhood experiences in order to gain a deeper understanding of their current difficulties.
FAQs About the word reperusal
A second or repeated perusal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The defendant's lawyer requested a reperusal of the trial transcripts to verify the accuracy of the evidence presented.
After several years, the author decided to embark on a reperusal of his own novel, seeking fresh insights.
The historian meticulously conducted a reperusal of archival documents to uncover previously unknown historical facts.
The student's reperusal of her notes helped her prepare thoroughly for the upcoming exam.
