recapitulated

“The crack baby myth is being recapitulated in terms of NAS,” Sunderlin said.

(The Sabin versus Salk debate is one of the great arguments in modern medical history and will not be recapitulated here).

Page-long quotations from the novel are recapitulated as stage directions.

She recapitulated the whole of the stranger's discourse, and said she wished she was a man, that she might join the patriots.

In his speech, his lordship recapitulated the various circumstances connected with the subject of Canadian affairs.

The story of the retreat of the Grande Arme is well known and need not be recapitulated here.

I buttoned my coat, put the notebook into my pocket, and briefly recapitulated what I had told him.

Every point in the multitudinous grievances of which the Huguenots complained was recapitulated.