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rehearse

To practice or repeat an action, emotion, operation, phrase, or thought to attain mastery of it.
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Henry Crawford and Maria in their roles of Frederick and Agatha become "'indefatigable rehearsers,"' so that in their roles they can enjoy physical contact denied to them in their own identities (169).
Female difficulties: Austen's Fanny and Burney's Juliet
Graham Vick's staging was vivid proof that filling the stage with incessant movement (trapeze artists, ballroom dancers, real birds of prey, rehearsers who get in the way of everyone) does not necessarily create drama.
World report: reviews of opera from around the world: United States
In a follow-up study, only one of the 17 nonrehearsers, as compared to 19 of the 24 rehearsers, still used verbal rehearsal.
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