litany
/ˈlɪtəni/Definitions
1. noun
a formal prayer or series of prayers, especially one repeated at regular intervals, typically in a church
“The congregation recited a litany of prayers in unison.”
2. noun
a repetitive sequence of words or phrases, often with a rhythmic effect
“The poet created a litany of words that evoked the beauty of nature.”
3. verb
to repeat a series of words or phrases, often in a rhythmic way
“She litanyed the names of her friends in her song.”