recounting

[ US /ˌɹiˈkaʊntɪŋ, ɹɪˈkaʊntɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /ɹɪkˈa‍ʊntɪŋ/ ]

NOUN

an act of narration
his endless recounting of the incident eventually became unbearable
he was the hero according to his own relation

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He was again recounting the incredible story of his life. The Sun
But that would be no different from somebody disinterring a 20-year-old volume of the Commonwealth Law Reports and recounting what happened in some case.
Instead of recounting endless dogfights or mission recaps, Brulle shows the attitudes and viewpoints of the men who were primarily engaged in tactical air support.
I would answer it by recounting the following legend.
This is a triumph of his, not a desperate, tragic failure," Anita Thompson said by phone, recounting that she was sitting in her husband's chair he called his catbird seat in the Rockies. Don't romanticize Thompson's suicide.
It featured a series of comedy skits and a half-dozen songs, all loosely recounting the colonial experience.
While the story might be tragic, his recounting of it is both witty and perceptive. Times, Sunday Times
People fall in love all the time, but few professional athletes are so explicit in recounting the moment they met their soulmate 15 years earlier.
I find that just recounting my putts on most holes generally sends me to sleep. The Sun
In reality, the examiners help the proctors in all the counting and recounting, both to save time and because it's also their necks on the line if anything goes missing.