Similar words: precipitation, citation, elicitation, felicitation, incapacitation, resuscitation, statute of limitations, recital. Meaning: [‚resɪ'teɪʃn] 
n. 1. written matter that is recited from memory 2. a public instance of reciting or repeating (from memory) something prepared in advance 3. a regularly scheduled session as part of a course of study 4. systematic training by multiple repetitions.
n. 1. written matter that is recited from memory 2. a public instance of reciting or repeating (from memory) something prepared in advance 3. a regularly scheduled session as part of a course of study 4. systematic training by multiple repetitions. 
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1. a monotone recitation of names.
2. The transmission began with a recitation from the Koran.
3. She continued her recitation of the week's events.
4. He went into a recitation of his life from the earliest years.
5. He gave a beautiful recitation of some poems by Blake.
6. It ends with class recitation and boot inspection.
7. His recitation was almost expressionless.
8. Do not respond by an endless recitation of your life from your earliest years.
9. The service ended with a recitation of the Lord's Prayer.
10. The great poets then start the recitation of their work.
11. The features and functions of this recitation style of teaching have since been identified in greater detail.
12. Does a state law that requires the daily recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance violate the establishment clause?
13. Story then becomes revised into recitation or into a deliberately implausible sequence against which the narrative voice can play.
14. His recitation was cadenced and rich in feeling.
15. His recitation was cadence and full of passion.
16. The recitation of a ballad, an ode, etc.
17. His response to Daniel Ortega's long recitation of U.S. misdeeds in Latin America was to point out that he personally had nothing to do with them -- "I was three months old."
18. Ali's recitation was so good that she gave three encores.
19. This was succeeded by Mrs. Leo Hunter's recitation of her far-famed Ode to an Expiring Frog, which was encored once.
20. During this week's recitation section meeting , one member of each team gives 5 minute progress report.
21. The course calendar includes lectures, project - oriented recitation sessions, and a few labs.
22. At that time children were encouraged to learn poems for recitation.
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23. There was a short reading from the Quran and the solemn recitation of the Offer and Acceptance.
24. We repeated the reading from our tablets from Saturday to Wednesday, which was recitation day.
25. Such appeals are decided much more expeditiously when courts need not prepare full opinions with detailed recitation of the facts.
26. Now, venerable sirs , the Ninety-two Rules entailing Expiation come up for recitation.
27. Last year's "61" Children's Day and the day-to-day holidays, the free market is the "joy pleasance activities" for children were shooting, play music, recitation, the Big Dipper gyro etc.
28. Reminding Bharata that he had rested between two fruit trees, the two girls said they had heard his recitation of the fourth chapter of the Bhagavad-gita.
29. Michael Howard, the Conservative leader, gave a speech that began as a panegyric to Britain and ended as an orthodox recitation of Conservative plans.
30. The boy made many blunders as he stumbled through his recitation.
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