Recitation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECITATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of enumerating
• the action of repeating something aloud from memory
• the repetition of a list of facts
• The act of reciting; rehearsal; repetition of words or sentences.
• The delivery before an audience of something committed to memory, especially as an elocutionary exhibition; also, that which is so delivered.
• The rehearsal of a lesson by pupils before their instructor.
• written matter that is recited from memory
• a public instance of reciting or repeating (from memory) something prepared in advance
• a regularly scheduled session as part of a course of study
• systematic training by multiple repetitions

Words related to RECITATION

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Words that contain RECITATION

recitations13 recitationist15 recitationists16

How to use RECITATION in a sentence

• During the first recitation the instructor seemed ill at ease, but after that he acted as usual.
• This noted sportsman, who writes one of the best hands I ever saw, has kindly copied out a recitation he lately gave us.
• It happened in November, 1895, during a recitation in German.
• Improved reading, and recitation of not less than seventy-five lines of poetry.
• From prayers again we dispersed to the recitation rooms for the morning recitations, and then to breakfast, mostly in town.
• And those sages engaged in the recitation of the Vedas, and like unto fire itself, after having conferred blessings on Yudhishthira, cheerfully accorded him fitting reception.
• He was an excellent teacher, but he had his favorites, whom he would never allow to fail in recitation.
• Music, dancing, and a recitation or two were the entertainments furnished, or rather, offered.
• Voices, language, games, manner of recitation, behavior on the school grounds and street, perplexed her.
• He could not talk for a minute without throwing in a bit of a recitation and striking an attitude.
• After the recitation of each exploit, he struck his hatchet against the post, and the clamor of the drums doubled.
• Drill the students, singly and collectively, in the recitation material.
• For once she would cut her recitation in Horace, which came the last hour in the morning.
• More than one hundred and twenty-five students are arranged in classes, most of whom are standing in their places ready to pass to recitation rooms.
• The first recitation period of the morning was going by rapidly, but Mr.
• For circulation in print or manuscript, or for informal reading, came to be substituted recitation in character.
• When Latin was spoken in the American colleges, this excuse was commonly given by scholars not prepared for recitation.
• At Hamilton College, a perfect recitation, ten being the mark given for a perfect recitation.
• I am obliged for a copy of the ballad to Mr Livingston of Airds, who took it down from the recitation of an old woman residing on his estate.
• She could not study as she had no books, and when the class again left the room to go to another professor for the next recitation, she went also.
• I used no special text-book while at Smith College, and requested my class to question me ten minutes at the close of every recitation.
• The whole time of trial is in the recitation of the vowels and also in the recitation of the figures.
• No more is necessarily used in an individual recitation.
• Every recitation went wrong in one way or another, and every one she spoke to was as cross as two sticks.
• The Holy Cross and the recitation of the Gospel of St.
• His final measure as a teacher is taken as he stands before his class in the recitation.
• Especially is this true if well-prepared pupils are allowed in the recitation to make a brief report to an interested audience of classmates.
• Yet it is a common experience, especially with children, that we like best any program, recitation, or exercise, in which we ourselves have had an active part.
• Why the recitation in Latin never seems to be more than a quarter of an hour, while the Greek seems as if it would never come to an end.

Similar words containing CITA without suffix tion and without prefix re

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