restatement
/riːˈsteɪtm(ə)nt
/noun
1An act of stating something again or differently, especially more clearly or convincingly: we need a bold restatement of the central message [mass noun]: the need for restatement and clarification of the principle...
- Our research team received a slew of restatements.
- The public's own participation in making Seabiscuit an icon proved to be a healing act—a restatement of the national character.
- Generally, what we get is a restatement of the facts surrounding the events without much analysis.
1.1 Music A repeated use of a theme or melody within a composition: a cadenza followed by a restatement of the main theme...
- The work concludes with exciting, whirlwind restatements of the phrase.
- At the point where the sections join, they are unobtrusive—that is, the restatements and transpositions are not advertised by themes.
- The recapitulation begins with the restatement of the second segment of the first theme.
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- church box
- church bug
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