recitation in Latin
recitation in Latin is recitātiō — recitation means the act of saying a memorized piece of writing aloud in front of others.
recitation in Latin
recitātiō
The act of publicly reciting something previously memorized.
What does "recitation" mean?
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noun The act of saying a memorized piece of writing aloud in front of others.
"Every student had to give a recitation of a poem they had learned by heart."
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noun A class session, in some school systems, in which students discuss material from an earlier lecture.
"She has math recitation every Friday morning to go over homework problems."
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recitation in a sentence
- Every student had to give a recitation of a poem they had learned by heart.
- She has math recitation every Friday morning to go over homework problems.
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What is "recitation" in Latin?
"recitation" in Latin is recitātiō. recitation means: The act of saying a memorized piece of writing aloud in front of others.
How do you use "recitation" in a sentence?
Example: "Every student had to give a recitation of a poem they had learned by heart." In Latin, "recitation" is recitātiō.
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