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recital
account, declamation, exposition, inaugural address, moralization, philippic, prom, reissue, salutatory, speeching, valediction
Definition
n.
the act of giving an account describing incidents or a course of events
Last update: August 23, 2016
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He gives a very good flute
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Because it was long and boring, I fell asleep during the opera
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A last word, before we enter on the
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He gives a very good flute
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His imagination, in spite of his rebellious soul, had furnished the background for that bald
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During this
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the broom and mop and scrubbing-brush had been picked up and restored to their proper places.
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Twenty times during Jean's
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she had laughed gaily, and never sat a laugh better on any one's countenance than on hers.
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He would not for the world have shocked the sensibilities of his guests by the
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of such cruelties.
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Armitage, listening intently to Chauvenet's
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, felt his blood quicken, and his face flushed for a moment.
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The response of Uncle Remus led to the earnest
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of a piece of unwritten history that must prove interesting to ethnologists.
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But, once more, arguments are here out of place; there is room only for facts, of which I will resume the
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