To rehearse is to do something again, to practice it until you are comfortable with it. Sometimes people rehearse for a performance, and other times they rehearse for a test or an interview.
They rehearsed for weeks before their performance.
They rehearsed for hours before their test.
verb
engage in a rehearsal (of)
Synonyms:
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The day came with the first rehearsal with the orchestra in the theatre.
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At rehearsal, the group practices the mundane, cheesy number for the last time.
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The students rehearse the musical.
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After the rehearsal comes the procession.
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At the church, the wedding rehearsal begins.
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In the video, the band is rehearsing in the studio.
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The rehearsals were held at the theatre.
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They work and rehearse in the nearby studios.
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This supernatural band never rehearses.
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In the days prior to the interview, rehearsal is crucial.