Verb:

পুনরায় পাঠ করা,

rereads's Usage Examples:

"Classics Revisited" rereads a major text of women's and feminist studies, with a response by the original.

exercises, on which he spent comparably significant time (that of two rereads), and which provoked surprise and applause.

It is there that he rereads in a hotel room the dense manuscript of his life at the CIA which he has.

children , apparently poisoned wives , seeming ghosts — it all comes to a head at the close of the play , where Mason rereads the ending of .

consequently of the beloved's taste) and the beloved's conjectured thought as he rereads the poet's verse makes intelligible Shakespeare's choice of a structure.

When MacLean writes a new book, she rereads all of McNaught's works, ending with A Kingdom of Dreams: "Here’s why –.

love with him; according to Frances Ferguson, it is Pamela herself who "rereads Mr.

remember the events of that fateful night: As Roger begins to drink, Victoria rereads the letters to remind herself of the man she loves and not the bitter man.

return home of his own children with a mixture of relief and despair, rereads a letter from a former lover, "Maura," clearly the model for Allard's lover.

In this chapter, John Thomas rereads the entries in his great-grandfather's diary of how Lummox was found.

"Steve ben Israel reads and rereads one of Sam Melville's letters from Attica over a jazzy, repetitious vamp.

visualize, contemplate, and focus on what I really wanted" and that he rereads it "probably once a month to keep my vision clear".

She rereads it: "To Be A Real Woman / Is To Bring Out The / Best In A Man".

Spenser's adaptation, which "rereads an Ovidian story in terms of the Elizabethan world" is designed to provide.

the Maoists during 1968, Sartre said after the May rebellion, "If one rereads all my books, one will realize that I have not changed profoundly, and.

It rereads of security from "social" perspective, meaning that security is seen as.

The main text of Jeffers' book is a collection of poetry that rereads and rewrites Wheatley's life, combining creative fiction with historical.

the end of Jeanine Cummins' novel American Dirt, the protagonist Lydia "rereads Amor en los tiempos del colera, first in Spanish, then again in English.

8 At Favignana, Franca rereads an old letter from Ignazio and is deeply moved.

first-time outing from Kate Mascarenhas that promises to repay multiple rereads.

Synonyms:

read;

Antonyms:

lack; contraindicate;