Here he began to recount his misfortune in detail.
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Recount
/ɹɪˈkaʊnt/
Synonyms for "recount" (192 found)
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accountaccountsadd upadvertiseallegeallegorizebattologizebody countcapitulationcast upcensuschroniclecipher upcommunicatecountcount updepictdescentdescribedetail
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Noun(12 words)
accountaccountingballot recountcarefully countedchroniclechronicle of eventschronicle of spaincycle countdepicting actiondescribe eventsdesert life descriptiondetail word
Adjective(2 words)
ancient history studydescriptive finding
Verb(4 words)
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Verb(16 words)
Noun(27 words)
reckoningsrelaterelates to issuerelating toreminiscingreplayreportingretell as playretellingretrospectretrospectingsecond countshared history narrativestory featurestorytelling qualitytattlingtelltell firsthandtell moundtell someone about
Adjective(2 words)
relatedrelevant details
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8 entriesCollocations
12 entriesballot recountdetailed recountmachine recountoral recountrecount datarecount detailsrecount eventsrecount historyrecount of ballotsrecount of eventsrecount resultsvote recount
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15 total sentences available.
Each single-author book is immensely particular, a story told as only one storyteller could recount it.
Source: tatoeba (3456045)
If machines are to be used to record and count votes, these must use open-source programming code and produce a hard-copy printout which each voter can verify as accurate when casting a ballot, and which will be used in the event of a later manual recount.
Source: tatoeba (5641298)
Tom never passed up the chance to recount how he caught exactly one fish more than John.
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