Recapitulatory

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 149
re-ka-pit' -u-la-tur-e,a, repeating again. which had been previously taken. retaken: v.a. to retake a prize that has been taken. mould a new: to compute again. part from: v.a. to cede back; to grant or yield to a former po e or (L. re, and cedo, ce um, to go). receiving; reception; that which is received; prescription; acknowledgment of money or goods received: v.a. to give a receipt for; to discharge. See Receive. ceivablene , re-seev'-á-bl-nes, s. capability of being received. due, communicated, .; to accept to obtain to embrace; to allow; to admit; to welcome; to hold; to take stolen goods from a thief (L. re, and capio, captum,to take). a recipient; a ve el for receiving and condensing the product of distillation; a ve el for receiving and containing gases; a ve el employed on the plate of the air-pump for producing a vacuum. ]
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