Antonyms for re citations

Grammar : Noun

Spell : res-i-tey-shuh n

Phonetic Transcription : ˌrɛs ɪˈteɪ ʃən

Definition of re citations

Origin : late 15c., "act of detailing," from Old French récitation (14c.) and directly from Latin recitationem (nominative recitatio) "public reading, a reading aloud," noun of action from past participle stem of recitare (see recite). Meaning "act of repeating aloud" is from 1620s; that of "repetition of a prepared lesson" is first recorded 1770, American English.

As in lesson : noun information taught
As in litany : noun recital of items, often part of religious services
As in practice : noun exercise, application
As in quotation/quote : noun repetition of something spoken or written by someone
As in recital : noun narrative, rendering
As in recitation : noun reading to audience
As in rehearsal : noun preparation for performance
As in resolution : noun answer, judgment
As in speech : noun formal talk to audience
As in statement : noun declaration, assertion
As in talk : noun speech, address to group
As in utterance : noun revelation
As in class : noun group in school
As in prelection : noun speech
As in promulgation : noun announcement
As in confession : noun admittance of information
As in description : noun account in speech, writing
As in exercise : noun work, effort
As in announcement : noun proclamation, declaration

Synonyms for re citations

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