retection Sentence Examples
- The athlete's retection of the weightlifting trophy was a testament to his hard work and dedication.
- The government faced retection from the opposition party over its proposed tax increases.
- The company's retection of a hostile takeover attempt showcased the strength of its board and management team.
- The retection of the job offer left the candidate feeling disappointed and uncertain about his future.
- The student's retection of the exam results forced him to reassess his study habits and priorities.
- The jury's retection of the defendant's plea for innocence resulted in a guilty verdict.
- The retection of the peace proposal by both sides prolonged the ongoing conflict.
- The retection of the company's annual report raised concerns about its financial health.
- The politician's retection of the corruption allegations tarnished his reputation and damaged his credibility.
- The invention's retection by the public audience highlighted its lack of practicality and commercial viability.
retection Meaning
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retection (n.)
Act of disclosing or uncovering something concealed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of retection
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Act of disclosing or uncovering something concealed.
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The athlete's retection of the weightlifting trophy was a testament to his hard work and dedication.
The government faced retection from the opposition party over its proposed tax increases.
The company's retection of a hostile takeover attempt showcased the strength of its board and management team.
The retection of the job offer left the candidate feeling disappointed and uncertain about his future.
