Make
Make noun - A recognizable kind.
Recitation and make are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Recitation" instead a noun "Make".
Recitation
Recitation noun - A public instance of reciting or repeating (from memory) something prepared in advance.
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Synonyms for Recitation
Make and recitation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Make" instead a noun "Recitation".
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In Master of Five Magics and its sequels, sorcerers must recite a spell three times to make it work, and each recitation is more difficult to enunciate than the last.
Source: Rule of Three - A memorable recitation of the Trope Namer poem takes place at the end of Dangerous Minds, just as the protagonist teacher is about to give up, feeling overwhelmed and impotent to make a difference.
Source: Do Not Go Gentle -
Do Not Go Gentle: A memorable recitation of the Trope Namer poem takes place at the end of Dangerous Minds, just as the protaganist teacher is about to give up, feeling overwhelmed and impotent to make a difference.
Source: Film / Dangerous Minds
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