Take-back Definition

takeback
verb

To retract an earlier statement.

No, you are not fat; I take it all back.
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To cause to remember some past event or time.

That tune takes me back to my childhood.
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To resume a relationship.

She has forgiven him, and taken him back.
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To regain possession of something.

The wedding is off, and he has taken back the ring.
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To return something.

Take back faulty goods to the shop where you bought them.
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Take-back Sentence Examples

  • You could at least take back your words.

  • He settled the affair in his usual downright manner, telling the commissioners bluntly that they must take back their legitimate king, and refusing - perhaps with more questionable wisdom - to allow the retention of the tricolour flag,which to him was a "symbol of rebellion."

  • It's time to take back control of your life when it's gone awry.

  • Finding himself in danger of starvation, even his food and drink being changed by his touch, Midas entreated Dionysus to take back the gift.

  • The refusal of the Italians to take back the Austtian grand dukes made the execution of these arrangements impracticable.

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