to retelling
- verb
- /ˌriːˈtɛlɪŋ/
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recontar
- So if you find yourself retelling the same story more than twice, I would ask you what about it haven't you processed yet?
The book is kind of retelling some of that story of the dark times.
- The book is kind of retelling some of that story of the dark times.
- This woman retells her whole friendship story with her friend that disappeared.
- But I think that this story is still worth either telling or retelling because with time you gain different perspective.
- It's like a story that we've heard before, but the way that Brooke retold the story with like new details, I think like she got so specific.
- And so when you think about like, you know, the task of retelling American history, it it seemed like it was bigger than Africa town.
- This is a story that told and retold when he We played them all of our crap songs, about half of which were mine.
Examples
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The book is kind of retelling some of that story of the dark times.
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This woman retells her whole friendship story with her friend that disappeared.
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And so when you think about like, you know, the task of retelling American history, it it seemed like it was bigger than Africa town.
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So if you find yourself retelling the same story more than twice, I would ask you what about it haven't you processed yet?
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Well, this first demo scene takes place in a hospital, and it retells a night that I actually spent with Joel.
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It retells tales drawn from many popular and cultural sources too.
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One of them retells the Riddle of As I was going to Saint Ives.
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But other than those, it's kind of like it's giving Katya A Trixie where they literally retell stories.
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It's like a story that we've heard before, but the way that Brooke retold the story with like new details, I think like she got so specific.
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In her latest book, the author offers a fresh retelling of classic fairy tales that introduces new characters.
Synonyms
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3.4
Telling a story or describing events
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3.8
An account of events told in detail
A story told in writing or speech
How Different
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Etymology
Retelling as a verb is built from re- 'again' and tell 'to say a story', so to retell is to tell a story again. That's why people retell stories to share them again or to change them for a new audience.