Found 520 words to describe [recite]. You can click on each words to see its definition.
- Narrate
- Retell
- Tell
- Recount
- Spin
- Read
- Enumerate
- Quote
- Entertain
- Repeat
- Reproduce
- Replicate
- Say
- Expose
- Elocute
- Memorize
- Intone
- Sing
- Paraphrase
- Rehearse
- Expound
- Meditate
- Chant
- Misrecite
- Cantillate
- Forerecited
- Regurgitate
- Scribble
- Inscribe
- Mumble
- Compose
- Reread
- Rote
- Angelus Bell
- Gabbled
- Mutter
- Transcribe
- Speak
- Clap
- Remember
- Mishear
- Reenact
- Postillator
- Speechify
- Rattle Off
- Write
- Handwrite
- Acroteleutic
- Listen
- Repeating
- Hear
- Recollect
- Prefaces
- Mouthing
- Rewrite
- Invoke
- Decipher
- Eye Rhyme
- Parse
- Internal Rhyme
- Memorise
- Interpret
- Rhyme Royal
- Notating
- Blurt
- By Heart
- Confess
- Verbalize
- Misspell
- Postillate
- Perorate
- Versicular
- Daven
- Improvise
- Berhyme
- Omit
- Transliterate
- Hypercatalexis
- Line Of Poetry
- Grunted
- Giggled
- Rhyming
- Kneel
- Punctuate
- Murmured
- Rhyme Scheme
- Expunge
- Yell
- Cohere
- Explicate
- Subvocalize
- Quavered
- Blaspheme
- Teach
- Whispered
- Spake
- Rewording
- Disobey
- Masturbate
- Summarize
- Kibitz
- Engrave
- Recounting
- Strum
- Perform
- Postillation
- Belt Out
- Embroider
- Pentacrostic
- Squinted
- Paracrostic
- Epanalepsis
- Spenserian Sonnet
- Amoebaeum
- Asynartete
- Ad Verbum
- Elegize
- Antimetathesis
- Prosimetrical
- Misrehearse
- Religious Song
- Heptastich
- Hold Forth
- Versemonger
- Petrarchan Sonnet
- Reel Off
- Heroic Verse
- Precation
- Express Emotion
- Italian Sonnet
- Masculine Rhyme
- Sound Out
- Septisyllable
- Respeak
- Epanadiplosis
- English Sonnet
- Metrical Foot
- Glyconian
- In Chorus
- Antibacchius
- Canonical Hour
- Perfect Rhyme
- Transprose
- Give Voice
- Syllabize
- Ingemination
- Dispondee
- Terza Rima
- Semiquote
- Aphthong
- Song Of Solomon
- Foreread
- Literary Composition
- Syllabify
- Hierogrammatic
- Set Phrase
- Assonate
- Utterless
- Alloquy
- Dulciloquy
- Shakespearean Sonnet
- Metrify
- Sonnetize
- Sapiential Book
- Prayer Wheel
- Orthometry
- Pauciloquy
- Pipe Up
- Pronunciator
- Ingeminate
- Renumerate
- Pitch Accent
- Multiloquy
- Devocalize
- Daily
- Verbatim
- Silently
- Regularly
- Mentally
- Perfectly
- Loud
- Backwards
- Backward
- Publicly
- Fluently
- Flawlessly
- Endlessly
- Thrice
- Audibly
- Began
- Asked
- Heard
- Learn
- Stand
- Learned
- Taught
- Begins
- Sit
- Hearing
- Pray
- Invited
- Gather
- Listened
- Requested
- Obligated
- Commanded
- Instructed
- Memorized
- Forbidden
- Learnt
- Count
- Accustomed
- Invite
- Thee
- Commit
- Proceeds
- Hears
- Light
- Dance
- Assemble
- Salute
- Enjoined
- Wont
- Bade
- Worship
- Purify
- Sprinkle
- Trim
- Prayers
- Prayer
- Poem
- Poetry
- Poems
- Memory
- Words
- Verse
- Name
- Blessing
- Heart
- Passages
- Psalms
- Alphabet
- Pledge
- List
- Kaddish
- Blessings
- Rosary
- Psalm
- Litany
- Koran
- Text
- Lessons
- Quran
- Passage
- Lesson
- Texts
- Sutras
- Stories
- Hymns
- Sutra
- Scriptures
- Speech
- Incantation
- Song
- Rhyme
- Vedas
- Priests
- Benediction
- Hymn
- Jews
- Unison
- Kiddush
- Whole
- Spell
- Tale
- Monks
- Shakespeare
- Scripture
- Address
- Praise
- Grace
- Sleep
- Pupils
- Oath
- Deeds
- Priest
- Hallel
- Speeches
- Confession
- Obligation
- Formulas
- Benedictions
- Bible
- Custom
- Muslims
- Fatiha
- Stanza
- Ode
- Dialogue
- Genealogy
- Veda
- Latin
- Genealogies
- Gita
- Declaration
- Litanies
- Lyrics
- Congregation
- Couplet
- Berachah
- Chants
- Mourners
- Surah
- Torah
- Arabic
- Liturgy
- Epic
- Classics
- Homer
- Hebrew
- Chorus
- Revelations
- Legends
- Ramayana
- Synagogue
- Entirety
- Ballads
- Devotion
- Charm
- Affirmation
- Couplets
- Breviary
- Sonnet
- Pupil
- Tones
- Gatha
- Psalter
- Preamble
- Deed
- Catalogue
- Hesitation
- Ballad
- Histories
- Monologue
- Gayatri
- Syllables
- Fable
- Soliloquy
- Epics
- Messenger
- Accompaniment
- Teachings
- Prologue
- Paternoster
- Supplication
- Hum
- Haggadah
- Platitudes
- Greek
- Amidah
- Raven
- Exploits
- Confiteor
- Oration
- Iliad
- Chunks
- Angelus
- Brahmins
- Motto
- Lineage
- Said
- Something
- Sau
- Chanted
- Intoned
- Minstrel
- Relate
- Roll Off
- Scan
- Act
- Bead
- Chime
- Chiming
- Citing
- Detail
- Improvised
- Monotone
- Orate
- Patter
- Poeticize
- Poetize
- Rattle
- Recapitulate
- Record
- Recorded
- Reel
- Reeling
- Repeated
- Rhapsodise
- Rush
- Rushing
- Scanning
- Spout
- Spouted
- Spouting
- State
- States
- Stick
- Thrum
- Yahrzeit
- Abovesaid
- Ace
- Aforesaid
- Altar
- Animation
- Antiphon
- Antiphonal
- Ave
- Bard
- Barf
- Bunraku
- Busker
- Cadence
- Cadenced
- Calling
- Collect
- Collecting
- Compline
- Crib
- Cribbed
- Cue
- Dip
- Double
- Epilogue
- Extemporaneous
- Gaudy
- Gest
- Gestour
- Gradual
- Haftarah
- Hours
- Imam
- Important
- Inflection
- Intonation
- Jester
- Jig
- Mala
- Matins
- Megillah
- Miss
- Missed
- Mode
- Narration
- Nones
- Numeration
- Petition
- Poet
- Pony
- Prompt
- Prompting
- Prose
- Rabbi
- Reader
- Recital
- Recitation
- Related
- Remind
- Reminding
- Repeater
- Response
- Responsive
- Responsory
- Review
- Reviewing
- Rhymer
- Scald
- Scalding
- Sequence
- Sequenced
- Statement
- Storyteller
- Tally
- Te Deum
- Theogony
- Top
- Topped
- Tops
- Unsung
- Versicle
- Yom Kippur
- Alien
- Ani
- Appendix
- Bores
- Bully
- Canker
- Cankers
- Canto
- Carry
- Chanting
- Chap
- Chapter
- Char
- Chi
- Client
- Clients
- Extempore
- Flotation
- Form
- Genus
- Ibid
- Nome
- Number
- Pace
- Pack
- Paok
- Plate
- Principle
- Yarn
Adjectives For Recite
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