Similar words: retract, extracted, retraction, retractile, protracted, contracted, abstracted, distracted. Meaning: [rɪ'trækt] 
adj. drawn back and in.
adj. drawn back and in. 
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1, When questioned on TV, the minister retracted his allegations.
2, He made a false confession which he later retracted.
3, He confessed to the murder but later retracted his statement.
4, The cat retracted its claws.
5, The animal retracted into its shell.
6, The mandible is protracted and retracted in chewing.
7, The snake retracted in terror.
8, He retracted what he had promised.
9, The undercarriage was fully retracted.
10, Bingham retracted his remarks and apologized to those concerned.
11, Within two minutes the automatic aerial was retracted and the Volkswagen drove off.
12, On the two previous occasions he had retracted his resignation.
13, The cooling tube retracted the rod, thus opening the draft and increasing the fire.
14, During the trial, several prosecution witnesses reportedly retracted incriminating statements they had earlier made against the defendants.
15, Mercifully, Balestre subsequently retracted the ban on Goodyear, but emphasized that Cosworth and Ilmor would face serious sanctions.
16, He retracted his earlier statements about his religion.
17, The eyes are often retracted from dehydration.
18, The politician retracted his statement.
19, Push switch plunger inward to fully retracted position.
20, A caddy retracted his statement.
21, The pilot found that the undercarriage could not be retracted.
22, She made a false confession during the trial which she later retracted.
23, Her father promised her to spend the weekend with her at the seaside,[http://sentencedict.com/retracted.html]but he retracted the next day.
24, Arnold declined to be interviewed Thursday, instead issuing a statement in which he retracted his earlier statements.
25, In the course of the trial one Glazkov made a false confession which he later retracted.
26, The evidence indicated that wing flaps were in the retracted position at the time of impact.
27, On some other aircraft, such as Airbus Industrie jets, the spoilers would have retracted automatically during the emergency climb.
28, That report was filed after the landing gear failed a latch check and unsafe lights were on when the gear was retracted.
29, The Luggage halted a few feet from the wizard and, after a moment, retracted its legs.
30, Then he flexed his hand again, and the claws retracted with a flash of silver.
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