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View synonyms for reel off

reel off

verb

  1. tr, adverb to recite or write fluently and without apparent effort

    to reel off items on a list

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see rattle off .
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Example Sentences

The Englishman made breaks of 79, 69, 64 and 77 as he reeled off the first four frames.

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They too reeled off five games for the chance to serve for the match, and with it, a place in the final.

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Since then, the Sailors have reeled off 24 wins in a row, including a 12-7 triumph over Sunset League rival Huntington Beach in the semifinals.

The Briton dominated the second set, reeling off five games in a row to seal victory.

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After an 0-2 start the Ravens have reeled off four straight wins to look more like the Super Bowl challengers many predicted, and certainly among the best attacks in the game.

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