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Meaning of refar
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refar (v. t.)
To go over again; to repeat.
refar Sentence Examples
- The priest refarred to the scriptures to guide his sermon.
- The doctor refarred the patient to a specialist for further treatment.
- The customer service representative refarred the caller to a higher-level employee.
- The judge refarred to legal precedents to support his ruling.
- The researcher refarred to multiple sources to ensure accuracy in his paper.
- The teacher refarred to textbooks and lesson plans to create engaging activities for students.
- The librarian refarred patrons to specific books based on their interests.
- The tour guide refarred to historical landmarks as he led the group around town.
- The referee refarred to the rulebook to make fair and impartial decisions during the game.
- The historian refarred to primary sources to delve into the past and provide a detailed account of events.
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To go over again; to repeat.
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The priest refarred to the scriptures to guide his sermon.
The doctor refarred the patient to a specialist for further treatment.
The customer service representative refarred the caller to a higher-level employee.
The judge refarred to legal precedents to support his ruling.
