rehearsed
Speech parts
1. rehearsed - Adjective
2. rehearsed - Verb
Meaning
of Rehearse
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Aaron Boone called the phantom high-fives “really weird, really awkward” and said it wasn’t rehearsed.
After each country has rehearsed, the delegation meets with the show's artistic director in the video viewing room.
All 80 Rockettes rehearsed the choreography from the stunning finale scene, "Christmas Lights," which was introduced in 2018.
Although he may or may not have answered the questions the way you wanted to hear them, you would still want to watch it, because at least somewhere he is not reciting rehearsed speeches and dialogues.
“Although this is a sophisticated operation by organised cybercriminals, the club has extensive protocols and procedures in place for such an event and had rehearsed for this risk.
Ainger, pp. 211–215 Two casts rehearsed simultaneously, as the opera was to open on the same night in London and New York City, an historic first for any play.