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verb · C1Recount
ri-KOWNT/rɪˈkaʊnt/
To recount is to tell a sequence of events, or to count again: recount what happened, recount the ballots. Narrate is the story twin; reconstruct (this batch) is piece together from evidence. A rounded abstract is not a count.
Meaning
To tell a story of events; also to count again (stress may shift).
Examples
- “Recount the n from the raw file; a rounded abstract is not a count.”
- “Narrate is the story sense. Count again is the ballot sense. Rounding is comms. A raw file is methods. Open the file; do not perfume the total.”
Good to know
Tell, or count again. Story twin: narrate. Cousin: reconstruct (this batch). Rounding ≠ a recount.
Near in meaning
narrate
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