Recount (verb)

1. Relate or describe (a story or event) again, especially in detail.
2. Count (something) again, especially for the purpose of verifying an earlier count.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french reconter, from re- "again" + conter "count".

Examples:

1. The teacher asked the students to recount the events of the day.
2. The election officials are recounting the votes due to concerns over accuracy.
3. The witness recounted out a detailed recount of the events leading up to the accident.
4. The author recounted out a recount of their travels across the country.
5. The auditor asked for a recount of the financial records to check for errors.