Verb:

ஒத்திகை நடத்து,

rehearse's Usage Examples:

rehearsethen followed six months of intensive training at Allahabad getting fit and rehearsing frontier warfare drills.

Either way, it is a valuable way for dancers to review and rehearse independently, so class time is productive and more efficient when everyone is together.

rehearsest of the time was spent rehearsing the physically difficult ndayo dances.

Sinai or Horeb (according to the Deuteronomic tradition), in the ears of the whole people on the "day of the assembly," and rehearsed in v.

rehearse rehearsing with a full band to play at an open air event on Sunday May 5th.

Multi-Cultural The County gamelan is based at Stevenage Music Center where regular workshops for schools are presented and two gamelan groups rehearse weekly.

A real, raw authentic performance - no matter how rehearsed this is an ironic take on the loftiness given to artworks using psychoanalysis.

A rehearsed reading was given at the Waterman's Arts Center.

Magnificent preparations were made; it was rehearsed 164 times, 14 times with the full orchestra; and the scenery and dresses were placed entirely under the composer's direction.

When Becket was visited by the justiciar who came to rehearse the judgment, he started to his feet, refused to listen to a word, declared his repudiation of all lay courts and left the hall.

Fans have no time, usually, to "rehearse" or even to learn new cheers except through hearing each other - so make sure that the words are easy to understand but not easy to misinterpret.

Write out what you want to say and rehearse your responses until you are completely comfortable and can get your point across in a conversational tone.

The main elements of almost all ceremonies conducted by humanist celebrants are rehearsed in advance.

Synonyms:

scrimmage, practice, perform, practise, walk through, do, execute,

Antonyms:

refrain, unmake, stay in place, fall short of, exempt,