take back Antonyms
Strongest:
- maintain
- declare
- acknowledge
- claim
- adhere-to-
- maintain
- acknowledge
- state
- admit
- claim
- contend
- admit
- adhere-to-
- state
- declare
- contend
Strong:
- confirm
- endorse
- proclaim
- uphold
- support
- confirm
- defend
- back
- assert
- affirm
- uphold
- support
- adopt
- back
- accept
- adopt
- profess
- accept
- affirm
- defend
- profess
- endorse
- assert
- proclaim
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Meaning of take back
take back (v)
bring back to the point of departure
regain possession of something
resume a relationship with someone after an interruption, as in a wife taking back her husband
move text to the previous line; in printing
take back what one has said
cause someone to remember the past
take back Sentence Examples
- Please take back the book you borrowed last week.
- The store refused to take back the damaged merchandise.
- She couldn't take back her words once they were spoken.
- The government decided to take back the land it had given to the settlers.
- After the argument, he realized he needed to take back his harsh words.
- The thief demanded the police take back the charges or face consequences.
- The company had to take back their faulty products to avoid a lawsuit.
- She took back her promise to help, leaving him disappointed.
- The judge ordered the defendant to take back the stolen property.
- He refused to take back his accusations, even though there was no proof to support them.
FAQs About the word take back
bring back to the point of departure, regain possession of something, resume a relationship with someone after an interruption, as in a wife taking back her hus
renounce,withdraw, deny, contradict, retract,refute, renege, repudiate, forswear, recant
maintain, declare, acknowledge, claim,adhere (to), maintain, acknowledge, state, admit, claim
Please take back the book you borrowed last week.
The store refused to take back the damaged merchandise.
She couldn't take back her words once they were spoken.
The government decided to take back the land it had given to the settlers.
