retook Sentence Examples
- After losing the first battle, the army retook the strategic position with a swift attack.
- The rebels successfully retook the town, toppling the oppressive regime.
- The students anxiously retook the exam, hoping to improve their grades.
- The doctor retook the patient's vital signs to ensure their stability.
- The scientist retook the experiment with a different hypothesis, hoping for different results.
- The lawyer retook the case, determined to prove his client's innocence.
- The politician retook his seat in the legislature after a brief leave of absence.
- The team retook the lead in the competition with an impressive performance.
- The photographer retook the picture, adjusting the aperture to capture the perfect shot.
- The CEO retook the reins of the company, promising to revitalize it after a period of decline.
retook Meaning
retook
to photograph again, to take again, a subsequent filming, photographing, or recording undertaken to improve upon the first, a second photographing, filming, or recording to improve upon the first, an instance of this, to take or receive again, recapture
Synonyms & Antonyms of retook
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FAQs About the word retook
to photograph again, to take again, a subsequent filming, photographing, or recording undertaken to improve upon the first, a second photographing, filming, or
recaptured, retrieved,regained, reclaimed, reacquired, repossessed, got back,recovered, repurchased, rescued
misplaced,lost,mislaid,
After losing the first battle, the army retook the strategic position with a swift attack.
The rebels successfully retook the town, toppling the oppressive regime.
The students anxiously retook the exam, hoping to improve their grades.
The doctor retook the patient's vital signs to ensure their stability.
