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What is another word for
take back
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To retract something said or done
To regain possession of something
To return something, or to send something back
To welcome or reaccept someone (or something) back to a place or group
To bring back memories of
To erase, revoke or strike out
To reject or argue against a statement, idea or theory
To occupy again, or to take back possession of something
To evoke or recall, such as an image or memory to mind
To withdraw something from sale or circulation
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Verb
▲
To retract something said or done
retract
withdraw
recant
renounce
repudiate
abjure
unsay
renege
forswear
abnegate
repeal
recall
disclaim
disavow
foreswear
backtrack
backpedal
revoke
rescind
cancel
apologise
UK
apologize
US
go back on
back down
eat your words
change mind
call off
eat humble pie
eat crow
have change of heart
renege on
back off
disown
back out
abandon
deny
reverse
withcall
back out of
backtrack on
relinquish
do a U-turn
do an about-turn
welsh
dial back
do an about-face
go back on your word
weasel out
abrogate
annul
countermand
reject
row back
climb down
forsake
spurn
default
reconsider
walk back
contradict
call back
break a promise
default on
row back on
change one's tune
break your word
worm out of
fail to honour
change your mind
do an about-turn on
go back
about-face
do a U-turn on
dissociate from
renig
nullify
unmean
void
apostatize
break
swallow one's words
cop out
fink out
break promise
swallow
cop out of
retreat from
pull out of
withdraw from
rat on
welsh on
pull out
drop
change opinion
think better of
decide against
turn the tables
have second thoughts
back-pedal on
change
alter
amend
shift one's ground
double back
rethink
set aside
sing a different song
flip-flop
shun
eschew
demur
admit you were wrong
concede
back pedal
do a volte-face
withdraw from agreement or statement
avoid
kick
disaffirm
back down on
fail to honor
welch
refrain
gainsay
throw off
do away with
pack in
give up
wash your hands of
jack in
dispense with
retreat
retrocede
retrograde
recede
suspend
eliminate
rule out
draw back
exclude
fall back
forget it
turn back
relent
abdicate
refuse
retrace your steps
decline
betray
retire
budge
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
turn back on
say sorry
drive back
turn tail
change your mind about
take it all back
back out on
go into reverse
revisit
compromise
discard
be unfaithful
desert
return
revert
give way
U-turn
come around
come round
ebb
contravene
retrogress
change your decision
give in
regress
cast off
turn your back on
change one's attitude
concede defeat
change one's plans
divorce oneself from
back
refuse to acknowledge
refuse to accept
forgo
move backwards
back up
move backward
back away
drive backwards
move back
go backward
forbear
cast aside
abstain from
disendorse
sanction
more ❯
“He's going to
take back
what he said about my father. I'm going to make him eat his words.”
Verb
▲
To regain possession of something
recover
repossess
retrieve
reclaim
regain
retake
recapture
restore
recoup
reacquire
get back
win back
re-collect
recuperate
redeem
recall
rescue
replevy
replevin
save
have something returned
regain possession of
bring back
find
salvage
reoccupy
resume
reconquer
obtain again
find again
claw back
claim
recollect
fetch back
fetch
repo
get
recycle
claim back
reassume
reattain
get something back
trace
track down
be reunited with
reachieve
rediscover
reinstate
repurchase
make back
buy back
recover possession of
snatch back
glean
pick up
re-establish
reinstitute
reimpose
reinstall
reestablish
replace
reintroduce
put back
re-enforce
return
more ❯
“Would it be right to
take back
the stolen goods by force?”
Verb
▲
To return something, or to send something back
return
exchange
ask for a refund
hand back
give back
send back
carry back
restore
retrocede
yield
remit
replace
resend
place back
thrust back
put back
toss back
pay back
“I had to return to the shop later in the day to
take back
the broken clock that I had purchased.”
Verb
▲
To welcome or reaccept someone (or something) back to a place or group
reaccept
reassume
reinstate
welcome back
have back
bring back
accept with open arms
restore
reintroduce
put back
reestablish
recall
revive
reemploy
unfire
rehire
“We couldn't believe Delores would
take back
her prodigal daughter after what she had done.”
Verb
▲
To bring back memories of
remind
transport
jog your memory
ring a bell
make you think of
put you in mind of
bring back memories of
be familiar
hit home
sound familiar
take you back
be vaguely familiar
remind you of
be reminiscent
strike a chord
touch a chord
“He would always ask me to sing to him. This would
take
me
back
to my childhood.”
Verb
▲
To erase, revoke or strike out
expunge
revoke
recall
rescind
erase
abrogate
countermand
efface
reverse
void
null
obviate
quash
remove
renege
scrub
annul
cut
delete
discard
drop
negate
nix
nullify
omit
purge
recant
retract
scrap
undo
withdraw
backpedal
cancel
disannul
exclude
invalidate
lift
make void
render invalid
repeal
call back
blot out
rub out
wipe out
cross out
declare invalid
strike out
take out
X out
black out
blank out
cancel out
edit out
roll back
strike down
block out
blue pencil
declare null and void
ink out
white out
blue-pencil
put an end to
render null and void
root out
stroke out
sweep away
put a line through
x out
overrule
vacate
abolish
override
set aside
overturn
veto
repudiate
avoid
disallow
overthrow
rule against
stop
dissolve
do away with
abort
abate
discontinue
discharge
call off
abandon
end
axe
UK
renounce
terminate
disclaim
abjure
vitiate
alter
upset
dismantle
ax
US
cry off
eliminate
obliterate
forswear
dismiss
reject
dump
ditch
waive
change
suspend
overset
outvote
disaffirm
prostrate
down
make null and void
throw out
knock down
knock something on the head
backtrack on
bring down
relax
kill
scratch
refuse
raise
revert
discount
shelve
give up
disqualify
withcall
watergate
put the lid on
shut down
neutralize
US
unsay
call in
take off
take away
draw back
phase out
pull back
offset
disown
disestablish
call
make ineffective
neutralise
UK
bring to an end
unmake
deny
annihilate
flout
defy
defeat
trample underfoot
prevail over
ride roughshod over
trample upon
counterorder
chop
subvert
torpedo
deracinate
supersede
back out of
renege on
break off
get rid of
knock out
go back on
do in
give the chop
finish off
retreat
back-pedal on
do a U-turn on
remit
break
retire
refute
extinguish
redline
belay
counterpoise
turf
rule out
countercheck
suppress
redress
render inert
go back on your word
wipe slate clean
ignore
counteract
squash
eradicate
stamp out
X-out
prohibit
dispense with
put down
zap
destroy
block
forbid
blackball
exterminate
liquidate
turn down
put a stop to
ban
give the thumbs down to
get shot of
bar
proscribe
embargo
outlaw
trash
upend
rebut
preclude
contravene
stonewall
frustrate
banish
cast aside
blow sky-high
wash out
put the kibosh on
render void
shoot down
pass on
put out
cast out
drive out
countervail
desist
abnegate
KO
bleep
vote down
divorce
sever
unfit
impair
circumduct
renig
bin
wind down
dispose of
interdict
cut out
pack in
call a halt to
get shut of
forget it
negative
call all bets off
decline
pull the plug on
debar
oppose
ding
impugn
traverse
cross
boycott
disapprove
pass
discountenance
taboo
censure
break with
turn thumbs down
dissent
fly in the face of
work against
rebuff
interfere with
run counter to
place an embargo on
censor
disavow
disacknowledge
pass by
give thumbs down
thumbs down
not go for
give the red light to
refuse permission to
shut out
say no to
extirpate
finish
squelch
excise
junk
jettison
inhibit
shed
snuff out
clean up
close down
put kibosh on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To reject or argue against a statement, idea or theory
oppose
deny
contradict
gainsay
repudiate
negate
refute
challenge
contest
debunk
discredit
nullify
controvert
counter
declare untrue
disallow
disavow
disclaim
disconfirm
disown
dissent from
invalidate
quash
rebuff
reject
confute
disagree with
disacknowledge
disagree
disbelieve
doubt
not buy
shoot down in flames
shoot full of holes
explode
contravene
rebut
disprove
disaffirm
negative
retract
recant
backpedal
withsay
spurn
shoot down
take exception to
dispute
belie
question
call into question
give the lie to
confound
impugn
cross
argue
oppugn
drive a coach and horses through
blow out of the water
show to be false
prove false
falsify
resist
query
break
prove wrong
blow sky-high
expose
object to
fight
demolish
prove to be false
traverse
overturn
fly in the face of
call in question
make a nonsense of
blow sky high
impeach
take issue with
combat
knock the bottom out of
be at odds with
buck
withstand
debate
undermine
argue against
take a stand against
tear down
bust
protest against
reverse
run counter to
cancel
hinder
obstruct
thwart
check
cancel out
counteract
confront
contend
crush
repel
infirm
address
defeat
argue with
show up
declare to be untrue
answer
give thumbs down to
assail
squelch
discount
go against
overthrow
disapprove of
argue about
blow up
throw out
quibble over
poke holes in
set aside
not support
conflict with
differ with
renounce
annul
frustrate
forswear
impede
discuss
balk
US
thumbs down
say the opposite of
puncture
naysay
throw doubt on
deceive
cast doubt upon
cast aspersions upon
stick it to
prove unsound
ridicule
duel
deflate
discard
weaken
refuse to accept
have bone to pick
reply to
brush aside
baulk
UK
silence
vanquish
subvert
call in
knock props out
impune
find unfounded
shoot holes in
knock bottom out of
act against
bring to naught
put down
knocks props out from under
shut up
prove impossible
put paid to
pick holes in
examine
moot
destroy
squash
cut down to size
undo
be at variance with
differ from
be inconsistent with
clash with
altercate
canvass
bandy
put under suspicion
pooh-pooh
raise doubts about
poke full of holes
shake one's faith in
cast doubt on
canvas
wrangle
interrogate
inquire
US
pettifog
denounce
put an end to
do for
litigate
test
investigate
remonstrate
accost
contend over
counterclaim
enquire
UK
pick a bone
dissent against
pick an argument with
prove to be wrong
hammer away at
argue the pros and cons of
show to be wrong
bandy words concerning
quibble about
wonder about
put up argument
have an argument about
agitate against
parry
call out
demur against
defend against
plead against
retaliate against
demur about
be a dissenter from
throw down
call one's bluff
defend oneself against
mistrust
suspect
distrust
scorn
unbelieve
not swallow
scoff at
be incredulous of
be unconvinced about
not believe
give no credence to
not accept
be suspicious of
defy
battle
face
attack
encounter
block
prevent
disapprove
dislike
dissent
protest
take
assault
counterattack
withstay
gainstay
withsit
react
withset
gainstand
take on
contend with
stand up to
struggle against
strive against
fight against
be against
be anti
put up a fight against
be hostile to
face down
quarrel with
be in opposition to
take issue
speak against
frown at
react against
set your face against
stand up and be counted against
be in defiance of
not countenance
speak out against
take a stand
more ❯
Verb
▲
To occupy again, or to take back possession of something
reoccupy
reclaim
repossess
retake
reassume
recover
resume
salvage
assume again
come back to
occupy again
take up again
return to
regain
recoup
re-establish
Verb
▲
To evoke or recall, such as an image or memory to mind
summon up
recall
evoke
recollect
educe
recapture
bring back
rekindle
reawaken
stir up
bring to mind
resuscitate
resurrect
reanimate
refind
reexperience
remember
renew
call to mind
revive
think of
conjure up
awaken
think back to
rediscover
summon back
go over
live through again
revitalize
US
recycle
rewake
rejuvenate
revivify
find again
return to
replay
regenerate
go back to
re-establish
revitalise
UK
relive
recharge
experience again
go through again
give a new lease of life to
dig up
recover
restore
revisit
discover again
refresh
re-activate
rewaken
recreate
animate
rouse
unkill
come to life
restore to life
bring back to life
bring around
bring to
raise from the dead
invigorate
US
inspirit
reinvigorate
wake up
redevelop
reestablish
reproduce
reinforce
refreshen
rally
pep up
enkindle
vivify
reactivate
galvanise
UK
excite
stimulate
energize
US
activate
bounce back
galvanize
US
envigorate
UK
enliven
encourage
energise
UK
freshen
restart
change
arouse
give a shot in the arm to
trigger
breathe new life into
liven up
vitalize
stir
kick-start
more ❯
Verb
▲
To withdraw something from sale or circulation
call back
recall
order back
call in
pull in
take off the market
remove from the shelves
bring back
summon back
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