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Meanings of reprize in English

Repeat an earlier theme of a composition.

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        Examples for "repeat"
        Examples for "repeat"
        1
        Her hospital records repeat the phrase, day after day, year after year:
        Depths
        2
        Ms Adams said police often knew when people were serious, repeat offenders.
        Radio NZ
        3
        It hasn't seen a true repeat since Graham's 2005 FA until today.
        Climbing Magazine
        4
        Myrina saw his point, of course, and did not repeat her request.
        The Lost Sisterhood
        5
        Justice sources said the operation was intended to prevent a repeat massacre.
        The Irish Times
        1
        I shall now recapitulate what the police have done in the matter.
        The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and The Memoirs of Sherlock Ho...
        2
        Several experimental models faithfully recapitulate many important facets of human metastatic disease.
        Pubmed
        3
        Ontogeny will recapitulate phylogeny provided that two necessary principles can be validated.
        The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
        4
        The claims of our own language it is hardly necessary to recapitulate.
        Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay. Volume 1
        5
        It is necessary to recapitulate a little, in order to connect events.
        The Headsman; Or, The Abbaye des Vignerons
        1
        Senator John Kerry will reprise his role impersonating the Republican presidential candidate.
        Reuters
        2
        It is unknown if Schwarzenegger, 65, will reprise his most famous role.
        Reuters
        3
        Cathy Davey will reprise her themed Musical Heroes gig on June 15th.
        The Irish Times
        4
        Katherine will perform as Tatyana, while Daniel will reprise Eugene Onegin… Audio
        Radio NZ
        5
        It's possible that D'Onofrio will reprise his character in guest stints.
        Reuters
        Usage of reprize in English
        1
        They reprize ancient proprietors, who had bought or taken leases of their own estates from the owners under the Settlement Acts.
        Thomas Davis, Selections from his Prose and Poetry
        Frequent collocations
        Reprize through the time