Rattle off

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verb

To quickly say or recite a list of items or information from memory.

She was able to rattle off all the capital cities in Europe
Visual representation of "rattle off" - To quickly say or recite a list of items or information from memory

Often appears as...

  • rattle off a list
  • rattle off facts
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Speed Implication

Emphasizes swift recitation, implying skill or familiarity with the topic.

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During the quiz show, he managed to rattle off answers rapidly.
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Informal Setting

Commonly used in casual conversation, not in formal writing or speeches.

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At the party, she could rattle off all the celebrity gossip.
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Confidence Indicated

The speaker usually sounds sure of themselves when they rattle off information.

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He confidently rattled off his extensive travel experiences.
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