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re-taking
noun as in recovery
verb as in recover
verb as in regain
verb as in repossess
verb as in resume
verb as in recapture
verb as in reassume
verb as in reoccupy
verb as in retake
noun as in recovery
verb as in recover
verb as in regain
verb as in repossess
verb as in resume
verb as in recapture
verb as in reassume
verb as in reoccupy
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Example Sentences
If the Republicans are serious about re-taking the presidency, it may be time for some bridge-building.
The loss of the advanced work had only the effect of animating the besieged, who were for immediately re-taking it.
“Yes, and about re-taking the ship,” I said excitedly, though I could not then see the slightest chance of success.
Then we should be able to arrange a plan of co-operation, and perhaps succeed in re-taking the vessel, when crash!
The re-taking of the redan must be attempted at all hazards.
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On this page you'll find 190 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to re-taking, such as: rescue, restoration, return, compensation, indemnification, and recall.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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