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rehearsal
noun as in preparation for performance
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Example Sentences
Mark's prediction: I live in Portugal now but I am back in Cheshire for rehearsals this week and to go to this game, and United are going to put on a show for me!
“We did not receive a notification that weapons would be fired over the freeway during Friday’s rehearsal,” a spokesperson for the California State Transportation Agency told The Times.
Increasingly, I think the best ones aren’t about reinvention or spectacle, but about rehearsal, a quiet preview of the life you want to keep practicing.
“I did one read and then I had to go to rehearsal for the play.”
He had a room in the rehearsal space, and the top 10 albums of the moment were spread out on this bed — like he’d asked someone to bring him the top 10 albums.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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