retaker (Meaning)
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retaker (n.)
One who takes again what has been taken; a recaptor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of retaker
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retaker Sentence Examples
- The retaker approached the exam hall with trepidation, determined to redeem their previous failure.
- The soldiers were forced to retake the hill after losing it in a surprise attack.
- The student had become a retaker after repeatedly failing to pass the final exam.
- The mountaineer embarked on a retaking expedition to retrieve their lost gear from the summit.
- The scientist conducted a retaker experiment to replicate the results of an earlier study.
- The retaker's heart raced as they prepared to take the exam for the second time.
- The photographer retook the picture several times, hoping to capture the perfect shot.
- The retaker faced intense pressure to succeed after failing the first time.
- The teacher offered the student a chance to retake the test to improve their grade.
- The retaker approached the challenge with a renewed sense of purpose, determined to achieve success.
FAQs About the word retaker
One who takes again what has been taken; a recaptor.
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No antonyms found.
The retaker approached the exam hall with trepidation, determined to redeem their previous failure.
The soldiers were forced to retake the hill after losing it in a surprise attack.
The student had become a retaker after repeatedly failing to pass the final exam.
The mountaineer embarked on a retaking expedition to retrieve their lost gear from the summit.
