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Meanings of enumerate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "recite"
Examples for "recite"
1
Nicole could still recite parts of her father's acceptance speech from memory.
2
And he began to recite without relaxation the words of the creed.
3
He used always to recite to me the acts of the deities.
4
Joining their hands in reverence, they began to recite the Sata-rudriya Mantras.
5
Listen to Rosen recite the poem on BBC Radio Four's PM programme.
1
The data does not itemize spending on specific issues like the RFS.
2
To be honest I'd hate to itemize that one on the books.
3
Keep in mind that you must itemize in order to take the deduction.
4
Americans can now deduct mortgage interest from their incomes if they itemize deductions.
5
It's just as Morrison says-wedon't need to itemize his stock in trade.
1
Telecom did not itemise residential telephone bills at the time.
2
Tomorrow, chancellor George Osborne will itemise his plans for public spending in the latest Conservative salvo against an implacable budget deficit.
3
His job at Auschwitz was to itemise money and valuables taken from new arrivals, who were then killed or subjected to slave labour.
4
There are no dealers' handbooks that set out high, low and average prices or local reference materials that itemise classic sales and prices achieved.
5
And the Electricity Transparency Bill, in the name of David Shearer, requires electricity companies to itemise the different components of their bills to customers.
Usage of enumerate in English
1
We are far from their being able to enumerate information that specific.
2
I was just too strung out to enumerate those consequences to myself.
3
In other connections, which I need not now enumerate, we find it.
4
There are gifts demanded for the same that seriatim I would enumerate.
5
As though furnishing a description for the police, he began to enumerate:
6
The most important of these effects, I shall now proceed to enumerate.
7
It is, however, impossible to enumerate all the undertakings of Pope Nicholas.
8
Harriet cannot begin to enumerate the ways she does not like Victor.
9
There was one among them-butlet me first enumerate their heavy artillery:
10
Other reasons there are for my opinion which I cannot now enumerate.
11
Decidedly, it would have been a waste of paper to enumerate them.
12
The waters of Illinois abound with fish, of which class we enumerate,-
13
But to enumerate his talents, is to tell but half his praise.
14
But-well, I do not quite see why you enumerate them just now.
15
Six hundred fields of view were counted to enumerate the number of translocations.
16
Posted signs enumerate lists of words it is forbidden to mention, even jokingly.
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Enumerate through the time
Enumerate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common