retake (Meaning)
retake (n)
a shot or scene that is photographed again
retake (v)
take back by force, as after a battle
capture again
photograph again
retake (v. t.)
To take or receive again.
To take from a captor; to recapture; as, to retake a ship or prisoners.
Synonyms & Antonyms of retake
retake Sentence Examples
- The army plans to retake the lost territory by launching a counteroffensive.
- The students decided to retake the exam after failing the first time.
- The airline was forced to retake off due to a technical issue.
- The artist hopes to retake her place as a renowned painter.
- The photographer wanted to retake the shot to capture the perfect lighting.
- The scientist needed to retake the experiment to confirm the results.
- The driver had to retake the road test after a failed attempt.
- The homeowners sought to retake possession of their property from squatters.
- The politician plans to retake office in the upcoming election.
- The team will retake the field tomorrow to play the second half of the game.
FAQs About the word retake
a shot or scene that is photographed again, take back by force, as after a battle, capture again, photograph againTo take or receive again., To take from a capt
reclaim, recover,recapture, regain, retrieve, reacquire, recoup, repossess,get back, rescue
lose,lose,misplace, mislay, mislay, misplace,
The army plans to retake the lost territory by launching a counteroffensive.
The students decided to retake the exam after failing the first time.
The airline was forced to retake off due to a technical issue.
The artist hopes to retake her place as a renowned painter.
