Memorize
Repeat
Repeat verb - To give from memory.
Usage example: repeated correctly all the verses she had memorized
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Synonyms for Repeat
Memorize and repeat are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Memorize" instead a verb "Repeat".
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- The story goes like this: During a time of rebellion, the Capitol created jabberjays, an all-male species of muttation that could memorize and repeat human conversation, and let them loose to spy on the rebels.
Source: Feed the Mole -
A Mini-Game that presents the player a sequence of buttons and challenges him to memorize it and repeat it.
Source: "Simon Says" Mini-Game -
A druid memorize it before it was censored (as Gallics ignored writing); and druids repeat it to each other generation after generation.
Source: Comic Book / Astérix
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