Recapitulated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECAPITULATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RECAPITULATE, to restate briefly, also RECAP
• repeat (an evolutionary or other process) during development and growth
• summarize and state again the main points of
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to restate briefly; summarize; to give new form or expression to

Words related to RECAPITULATED

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How to use RECAPITULATED in a sentence

• Blades, and only the most essential facts of his busy and useful career need be recapitulated here.
• The young woman sat looking with amazement at Santerre as he calmly recapitulated horror after horror, to the evident enjoyment of the others.
• Here the evidence was again recapitulated from beginning to end.
• He made a speech at great length, in which he recapitulated his good offices and exertions towards the Americans, from the time of Gov.
• He recapitulated in a lightning cerebral flash all that had occurred in less than two weeks.
• Then he recapitulated to himself various cases in which he had known false evidence to have been added to true, with the object of convincing a jury as to a real fact.
• She recapitulated all the little details with which the diligent reader must by this time be too well acquainted.
• But the catalogue of enormities is too long to be recapitulated in the present address.
• Its more important regulations are also recapitulated.
• The disastrous effects of the reign of Alexander Janneus may be briefly recapitulated.
• The gallant defence of this post seemed to interest him more, and I recapitulated all the particulars I knew of the attack.
• Among others, he recapitulated a certain affair in which he and his friend Stradling had captured a Spanish galleon, laden with piastres.
• Selkirk protested against such treatment, and recapitulated his subjects of complaint.
• Terence, meanwhile, who had followed him, did not remain silent, but recapitulated his story, for the benefit of Mrs.
• Then he slowly recapitulated to himself the reasons for not destroying them.
• In the beginning of the session, lord Carteret recapitulated the several tumults and riots which had lately happened in different parts of the kingdom.
• He then recapitulated, as usual, the pacific assurances of European powers, although he must himself have had some doubts at this time of the sincerity of their professions.
• In his speech, his lordship recapitulated the various circumstances connected with the subject of Canadian affairs.
• As this whole volume is one long argument, it may be convenient to the reader to have the leading facts and inferences briefly recapitulated.
• He thought of all the particulars of her proposed mode of living, and recapitulated them to himself.
• To confirm their hopes, he recapitulated all the favourable signs and indications which had been lately observed, assuring them that they might soon expect to see the land.
• The general features of the case were then recapitulated.
• Gladys now recapitulated, more minutely, the circumstances of her early history, a sketch of which she gave Miss Gwynne and Mrs Prothero when she was recovering from her fever.
• Several days, therefore, passed after the happening of the events recapitulated in the last chapter, and yet he remained in New York.

Similar words containing CAPITULAT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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