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regurgitation

[ri-gur-ji-tey-shuhn] / rɪˌgɜr dʒɪˈteɪ ʃən /


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Without vision, it could be a regurgitation of just about every space film we’ve seen this century.

From Salon

There’s nothing here that the viewer can’t glean from the documentary, and in fact, the doc is a far more edifying and affecting work than Safdie’s stylish regurgitation.

From Salon

But what other word than “dystopia” is there for a world where smart techno-thrillers have been all but erased to make way for bland regurgitations of better movies?

From Salon

Past attempts to make the system give more human-like responses, beyond simple fact regurgitation or rudimentary stories, were largely rebuffed by ChatGPT.

From Los Angeles Times

UC Davis Health cardiology team members are among the first in the country to treat patients with tricuspid regurgitation, or a leaky heart valve, by using a groundbreaking catheter.

From Science Daily