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Meanings of reciter in English
Usage of reciter in English
1
So far as the reciter was concerned, they were absolutely insincere clap-trap.
2
It was Racine's excessive sensibility which made him the finest dramatic reciter.
3
The reciter being gratified, the house-holder attains to an excellent and auspicious contentment.
4
Unto the reciter should be given all such objects as he may wish.
5
And here was this black-coated reciter of incredible things stepping into her place.
6
Unto the reciter, O king of men, gift of land should be made.
7
What should be the qualification of the reciter to be engaged?
8
Then he heard the reciter of the lines sigh deeply and produce these lines:
9
He has made an unsophisticated reciter as impossible as a sympathetic and sentimental audience.
10
His earthly representative could be but a grand reciter.
11
The reciter of 'Sir Galahad' shook his hand warmly, promising that he would do so.
12
A colorful tale it was in which the reciter was lavish with pearls and ancient gold.
13
Half-a-dozen verses were thus massacred, and the reciter stopped with the sudden jerk of a machine.
14
The reciter also, O chief of the Bharatas, should be decked with ornaments and fed sumptuously.
15
Your work as a public speaker is radically different from that of the actor or reciter.
16
RHAPSODIST, professional reciter of poems among the Greeks
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