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Meaning of retaking
retaking (n)
the act of taking something back
retaking Sentence Examples
- After a grueling battle, the soldiers began the daunting task of retaking the besieged city.
- The explorers embarked on a treacherous journey to retake the abandoned ruins from the clutches of unknown creatures.
- The student spent countless hours retaking the exam to improve her score.
- The musician retook the stage after a technical difficulty, determined to give an unforgettable performance.
- The doctor recommended the patient retake the prescription medication to alleviate their pain.
- The gardener painstakingly replanted the uprooted flowers, retaking ownership of the vibrant bloom that had been lost.
- The stock market faced a downturn, forcing investors to retake their strategies and adjust their portfolios.
- The team devised a new plan to retake the lead in the competition.
- The photographer retook the shot, hoping to capture the perfect moment with sharper focus.
- The historian retook the narrative, presenting a more accurate and unbiased account of the past.
FAQs About the word retaking
the act of taking something back
retrieving, regaining, reclaiming,recapturing, getting back,recovering, reacquiring, repossessing,recouping, re-collecting
losing, misplacing,losing, misplacing,mislaying, mislaying,
After a grueling battle, the soldiers began the daunting task of retaking the besieged city.
The explorers embarked on a treacherous journey to retake the abandoned ruins from the clutches of unknown creatures.
The student spent countless hours retaking the exam to improve her score.
The musician retook the stage after a technical difficulty, determined to give an unforgettable performance.
