Synonyms for recount
re·count

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1. recount

   Synonyms:
   rehearse, recite, narrate, detail, enumerate, specify

   Antonyms:
   falsify, misrecite, misnarrate, misenumerate, misrehearse

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1. recountverb

   an additional (usually a second) count; especially of the votes in a close election

2. tell, narrate, recount, reciteverb

   narrate or give a detailed account of

   "Tell what happened"; "The father told a story to his child"

   Synonyms:
   distinguish, recite, itemise, differentiate, say, tell, state, narrate, evidence, retell, assure, itemize, severalise, declaim, enjoin, severalize, secernate, secern, tell apart, separate, order, enumerate

3. recountverb

   count again

   "We had to recount all the votes after an accusation of fraud was made"

   Synonyms:
   recite, tell, narrate

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1. • Count
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1. recountverb

   Synonyms:
   rehearse, relate, recite, narrate, enumerate, tell, give an account of

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1. List of paraphrases for "recount":

   counting, count, tabulation, recounts

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1. Benjamin Ginsberg:

   What a campaign needs to do to staff one statewide recount, let alone multiple recounts, is overwhelming, bush v. Gore was one state. We put out a call and hundreds of lawyers, political operatives and many others responded.

2. Marc Elias:

   We have asked the federal courts to take the common-sense steps to ensure that every county has a chance to complete those phases of a recount without interruption.

3. Gregory Stenstrom appearedwith two other:

   The notion of a recount in a forensically destructive process doesnt work very well, what I saw was a chain of custody in all cases that was broken.

4. Jake Rollow:

   Candidates have a right to request a recount after election certification, and if a recount were to find a different winner, that could indeed change the outcome of the election, at this time, no evidence of widespread misconduct or fraud has been reported, and judges initially appointed by both Republicans and Democrats have found allegations of widespread fraud to be wholly meritless.

5. Susan Bucher:

   We're disappointed by the mechanical problems that are going to cause a further delay in the recount, it became evident through the vigorous pace of counting that the machines used for the recount were starting to get stressed.