Retraction (2)
Retractionn.a withdrawing of a questin
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Retreat
Retreatv.i.to retire, withdraw, go off
Retrench
Retrenchv.t.to reduce, lessen, cut off, confine
Retrenchment
Retrenchmentn.a reduction, an intrenchment
Retribute
Retributev.t.to pay back, to recompense
Retribution
Retributionn.a repayment, requital, reqard
Retributive
Retributive, or Retributorya.repaying, rewarding
Retrievable
Retrievablea.that may be retrieved
Retrieve
Retrievev.t.to recover, regain, repair, recall
Retroactive
Retroactivea.affecting what is past, retrospective
Retrocede
Retrocedev.t.to cede or grant back
Retrocession
Retrocessionn.the act of going or ceding back
Retroduction
Retroductionn.the act of leading or bringing back
Retroflex
Retroflexa.bent back or variously bent
Retrofract
Retrofracta.bent back as if broke
Retrogradation
Retrogradationn.the act of going backwards
Retropulsive
Retropulsivea.repelling, driving back
Retrospect
Retrospectn.a view of things past, a review
Retrospection
Retrospectionn.the act of looking backwards
Retrospective
Retrospectivea.looking backwards, reviewing
Retroverted
Retroverteda.turned back
Retund
Retundv.t.to blunt, turn the edge, weaken
Return
Returnv.to come or go back, send back, transmit, convey, repay, make answer, retort
Return (2)
Returnn.the act of coming back, profit, repayment, restitution, requital, answer, relapse
Returnable
Returnablea.allowed to be returned back
Returner
Returnern.one who returns, one who remits
Retuse
Retusea.blunt, not pointed