RECITED Meaning and
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Recited is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "recite." It is derived from the Latin word "recitare," which means "to read aloud" or "to repeat from memory."
To recite means to repeat or say something aloud in a clear and articulate manner, often from memory or a prepared text. It involves the oral delivery of words, such as poems, passages, speeches, or other written material, with proper intonation, cadence, and emphasis. Reciting can take place in various contexts, such as in educational settings, religious ceremonies, theatrical performances, or public speaking engagements.
When something is recited, it implies that it has been spoken or performed vocally and often with considerable effort to memorize and convey information accurately. It suggests a deliberate and intentional act of sharing or presenting information verbally to an audience or listener.
In addition to text-based recitals, the term can also encompass the act of sharing personal experiences or stories orally. It implies the act of expressing oneself through spoken words or recounting events, often with a sense of rhythm or structure.
Overall, the word "recited" refers to the action of delivering or presenting information, whether it be through reciting from memory, reading aloud, or speaking in a deliberate and articulated manner.
Common Misspellings for RECITED
Etymology of RECITED
The word "recited" originates from the Latin word "recitare", which means "to repeat, recite, read aloud". It is formed from the prefix "re-" (meaning "back, again") and the verb "citare" (meaning "to put in motion, rouse, summon"). "Citare" is derived from the Latin word "cito", which means "to set in motion, excite, stimulate" or "to summon, call upon". Over time, "recitare" evolved in meaning to specifically refer to the act of repeating or reading aloud a piece of literature or text.
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