retook

/riˈtɒk/

Definitions

1. verb

to take something again, especially a place or position

“The company retook the lead in the market after a series of successful new product launches.”

2. verb

to retake a photograph or film, especially because it was not satisfactory

“The director asked the actor to retook the scene because the first take was not up to par.”

3. noun

a retaking, especially of a place or position

“The retook was a significant turning point in the battle for the city.”

Synonyms

  • reclaimed
  • regained

Antonyms

  • abandoned
  • lost