rehear Antonyms
Meaning of rehear
rehear (v)
hear or try a court case anew
rehear (v. t.)
To hear again; to try a second time; as, to rehear a cause in Chancery.
rehear Sentence Examples
- The orchestra meticulously rehearsed the intricate symphony ahead of its premiere.
- The actors gathered for a last-minute rehearsal to perfect their timing and delivery.
- Students rehearsed their presentations何度も over to ensure they were confident and polished.
- The choir's director led them through a thorough rehearsal to refine their harmonies.
- The band held an intensive rehearsal in preparation for their upcoming tour.
- The coach instructed the team to rehearse the game plan thoroughly to minimize errors.
- The surgeon carefully rehearsed the complex procedure in advance to ensure a successful outcome.
- The choir rehearsed the anthem repeatedly to achieve a flawless performance.
- Students rehearsed the science experiment to verify their hypothesis.
- The lawyer rehearsed their closing argument relentlessly to deliver a powerful and persuasive presentation.
FAQs About the word rehear
hear or try a court case anewTo hear again; to try a second time; as, to rehear a cause in Chancery.
revisit, reweigh, reexamine, review, reanalyze, reevaluate,reconsider, rethink, redefine, reconceive
defend, maintain,defend, assert, maintain, assert,uphold, uphold,
The orchestra meticulously rehearsed the intricate symphony ahead of its premiere.
The actors gathered for a last-minute rehearsal to perfect their timing and delivery.
Students rehearsed their presentations何度も over to ensure they were confident and polished.
The choir's director led them through a thorough rehearsal to refine their harmonies.
