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recapitulated Meaning
recapitulated
to give new form or expression to, to reproduce or closely resemble (as in structure or function), to repeat the principal stages or phases of (a process, such as a biological process), to retell or restate briefly, to give a brief summary, to make or be able to make a summary
recapitulated Sentence Examples
- The professor's lecture succinctly recapitulated the key concepts of the chapter.
- The meeting's minutes recapitulated the main points of the discussion.
- The historian's book recapitulated the events leading up to the American Revolution.
- The CEO's annual speech recapitulated the company's achievements and goals.
- The documentary film recapitulated the life and career of a celebrated musician.
- The student's essay recapitulated the main arguments of the original text.
- The scientist's research paper recapitulated the experimental findings and their implications.
- The legal document recapitulated the terms and conditions of the agreement.
- The television news segment recapitulated the major headlines of the day.
- The author's introduction recapitulated the background and significance of the novel's story.
FAQs About the word recapitulated
to give new form or expression to, to reproduce or closely resemble (as in structure or function), to repeat the principal stages or phases of (a process, such
summarized, outlined,encapsulated, briefed, epitomized, abstracted, recapped, reprised, digested, consolidated
prolonged, expanded, supplemented,extended, lengthened, elongated,amplified, enlarged (on or upon), protracted,elaborated (on or upon)
The professor's lecture succinctly recapitulated the key concepts of the chapter.
The meeting's minutes recapitulated the main points of the discussion.
The historian's book recapitulated the events leading up to the American Revolution.
The CEO's annual speech recapitulated the company's achievements and goals.
