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. Johanna Cervone:

   On Tuesday Election Night, the Gillum for Governor campaign operated with the best information available about the number of outstanding ballots left to count, since that time, it has become clear there are many more uncounted ballots than was originally reported. Our campaign, along with our attorney Barry Richard, is monitoring the situation closely and is ready for any outcome, including a state-mandated recount.

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. Harri Hursti:

   The original count, the recount, nothing has ever been changing who gets elected, this is an exercise of finding what caused the error, but the four winners have all -- from day one -- remained to be the same four winners. This has never threatened that. And, again, if there would have been a widespread fraud, which would have been uncovered( in) this, it would have come out. There was none.

4. Tony Green:

   State law says that if the margin is no more than one-fifth of 1 percent of the total votes cast in that election...then there shall be an automatic hand recount.

5. Denver Post -RRB- Frisch:

   My concession remains sincere but has no legal implications — under no circumstances did I want it to stop (which it legally cannot) this recount of votes, if, by some slight of chance, there is a big enough vote to put us in the lead after the recount, we would be certified the winner and sworn into congress on January 3rd. But the reality is we do not expect the results of this election to change with the recount.