counter-expositionn.
Music.
(See quot. 1869.)
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1869 F. A. G. Ouseley Treat. Counterpoint xxiii. 180 The counter-exposition is merely a kind of reflex of the exposition, produced by allowing the answer to lead, followed by the subject. It only implies that the subject and answer change places.
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n.1869- to reckon without before one's host
- to reckon without one's host
- to record one's vote
- to recover one's breath
- to recover one's feet
- to recover one's legs
- to recover the wind of
- to redd one's feet
- to redd one's feet of
- to redd one's hands
- to redd one's hands of
- to redd the marches
- to rede marches
- to rede the marches
- to redirect one's steps
- to redouble one's efforts
- to redress the balance
- to reduce a person to silence
- to reduce a thing to silence
- to reduce the square
- to reduce to a minimum
- to reduce to formerly also into the ranks
- to reduce to its lowest terms
- to reduce to silence
- to reduce to the ranks