rehearsing

[rɪˈhɜrsɪŋ]

rehearsing Definition

• 1. practicing or repeating a performance, speech, or action in preparation for public presentation
• 2. to direct a theatrical production in order to prepare the performers for a public presentation

Using rehearsing: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "rehearsing" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The actors are rehearsing their lines for the play.

• Example

  I need to keep rehearsing my presentation until I feel confident.

• Example

  The band is rehearsing for their upcoming concert.

rehearsing Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for rehearsing

• practice
• prepare
• drill

Phrases with rehearsing

• rehearse a role

  to practice and prepare for a specific character in a play or movie

  Example

  She spent weeks rehearsing her role in the school play.

• rehearse a speech

  to practice and prepare for a public address

  Example

  He spent hours rehearsing his speech for the conference.

• rehearse a dance

  to practice and prepare for a dance performance

  Example

  The ballet dancers are rehearsing their routine for the upcoming show.

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Summary: rehearsing in Brief

To 'rehearse' [rɪˈhɜrsɪŋ] means to practice or repeat a performance, speech, or action in preparation for public presentation. It can also refer to directing a theatrical production to prepare performers for a public presentation. Examples include rehearsing lines for a play or practicing a presentation. Phrases include 'rehearse a role,' 'rehearse a speech,' and 'rehearse a dance.'