"recapitulated" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is used to refer to summarizing or repeating something that has already been said or done. For example: "The professor recapitulated the main points of his lecture before the students left the classroom."
It recapitulated all the themes of his previous films in a complex, perhaps overambitious story, built around the romantic and professional problems of a young film director who considers making a film based on the idea that the devil rules the world.
But evolutionary ideas were also embodied within the child development theories of the American psychologist G. Stanley Hall, who argued that the stages of individual growth recapitulated those of social evolution and therefore that the distinctive character and status of childhood must be respected.
Their writings recapitulated in more precise form a view that had surfaced in earlier reflections on science from Aristotle onward.
It will be observed that when both themes appear recapitulated in the tonic, the function of the transition between themes differs from that in the exposition, in which it leads from one key to another.
My spouse and I, hypothetically, would then listen as the psychologist analyzed the standardized tests I had taken and recapitulated the remarks made by my board of advisers.
The theme bubbles and courses through the orchestra, constantly elaborated and ultimately recapitulated in a massive crescendo of horns and trumpets, at which point the flutes are totally drowned out and seem not a little jaded and you have to wonder if they regret having introduced the theme in the first place.
Let me therefore present my response.First, to recapitulate, the income of the median worker in the United States has been stagnating since the early 1980s relative to the incomes of workers at the 90th percentile of the income distribution.
The Royal Society hopes to recapitulate this idea with its new offering, Royal Society Open Science.Free hitsWhether the experience of Nature Communications will overcome researchers' misgivings remains to be seen.
It is as if the animal's brain is constructing a map of its surroundings, with the different groups of cells representing different things that it needs to remember.Then, during the night after the exploration has taken place, the whole process recapitulates itself while the mouse is asleep.
But this probably recapitulates a process that happened accidentally, many millennia ago, to wolves.
In this he is deliberately recapitulating the last 50 years of the philosophy of mind.
