"Recount" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Recount" Meaning

To count or tell again, especially because the previous count was wrong or uncertain.

"Recount" Examples

Usage Examples of "recount"

Verb

The lawyer asked the jury to recount the votes in the disputed election.
We decided to recount the calories in our favorite restaurant's menu.
The auditor found errors and she had to recount the financial records.
The election officials had to recount the ballots due to a complaint by the opposing party.
The accountant was tasked with recounting the inventory for the annual audit report.

Noun

The recount of the votes took all night to finish.
The recount of the expedition showed that more than half of the team members had suffered from altitude sickness.
Do you know the recount of American history that centers around the Civil War?
After the recount of the damages, the insurance adjuster did not recommend a settlement.
The recount of cases resulting from the new data release surprised the researchers.