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Meanings of recapitulate in English
Usage of recapitulate in English
1
I shall now recapitulate what the police have done in the matter.
2
Several experimental models faithfully recapitulate many important facets of human metastatic disease.
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Ontogeny will recapitulate phylogeny provided that two necessary principles can be validated.
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The claims of our own language it is hardly necessary to recapitulate.
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It is necessary to recapitulate a little, in order to connect events.
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The tumors that developed differed in their ability to recapitulate normal myogenesis.
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Thus, to recapitulate in a few words what I have been showing:-
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Is there a universal economic pathway individual cities recapitulate over and over?
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To recapitulate, the heat added to a body is divided as follows:
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To specify the contents would be but to recapitulate circumstances already recorded.
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Principles are only formulas, which recapitulate a whole class of well-proved facts.
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But lest I should show myself ungrateful, let me recapitulate every advantage.
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To recapitulate, how much of Cornelia's society has Shelley had, thus far?
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I recapitulate the substance of this chapter in a few words:-
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Here he would lie and recapitulate the thoughts of the day.
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Now, let me recapitulate your request, your demand, as it were-
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Recapitulate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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