Rehearse

/rɪˈhɜrs/

Definitions

  1. (v.) To practice or go through a legal proceeding or argument in advance of a formal presentation.
    The attorney rehearsed her opening statement before the trial began.

Forms

  • rehearses
  • rehearsed
  • rehearsing

Commentary

In legal contexts, 'rehearse' often refers to the preparatory practice of arguments or statements before actual litigation events to ensure clarity and effectiveness.

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