Retake is valid Scrabble Word

Is retake a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is retake valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for RETAKE in dictionary:

VERB:

to take back
take (something) again
take (a test or examination) again after failing
regain possession or control of
reshoot (a film sequence or photograph) or rerecord (a piece of music).
To take or receive again.
To take from a captor; to recapture; as, to retake a ship or prisoners.
take back by force, as after a battle
capture again
photograph again

recapture

NOUN:

a test or examination that is retaken
an instance of filming a scene or recording a piece of music again
a shot or scene that is photographed again
act of rephotographing a scene

Words related to RETAKE

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Words that contain RETAKE

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How to use RETAKE in a sentence

A desperate effort was made to retake them, but to no avail.
To the relief of all, Carmel was physically stronger than we expected when she came to retake the stand in the afternoon.
It was little wonder the Germans made such desperate efforts to hold the Vimy ridge and to retake certain portions of it by counter attacks which failed miserably.
They then issued from the gates to retake the fortifications, which were well defended, cheered and encouraged by the heroic Maid, who stimulated them to daring deeds.
On the rumor of his departure, the inhabitants in great alarm urged him to stay, saying that otherwise the British would surely retake the post.
Three weeks ago another attempt was made by the Mandarins to retake Amoy.
Philip soon advanced with an army of French and Spaniards to retake the city.
About this time there was a good deal of fighting on the left, where the Germans were trying to retake the St.
Furious at losing Scutari, they swore they would retake it and take Bosnia, too.
Philip king of Spain, alarmed at the reduction of Gibraltar, sent the marquis de Villadarias with an army to retake it.

Colonel Clive seized this opportunity to take possession of a tank and two other posts of consequence, which they in vain endeavored to retake.
Yet, on the next day, Pichegru attacked Clairfait, who was advancing to retake Courtrai, and compelled him to retreat to Flanders.
The Russians made desperate, but eventually abortive, attempts to retake all these positions.
It was quite imperative to retake the ground lost, as he had captured important points of observation overlooking the Salient.
Not only was it his intention to retake the whole of our recent gains, but to press on further through Havrincourt Wood, and establish himself on a line beyond it.
As soon as he discovered his mistake he attempted to retake it, but, by that time, our men were firmly lodged there and could not be shifted from the village.
He therefore made several determined attempts throughout the day to retake this hill.
They were warned, however, that if they stayed and the Italians ever tried to retake the towns they would all be put to death.
Don John, who was a very energetic captain-general, determined to retake the place.
It required desperate fighting for them to gain possession of the spot, and equally desperate fighting on our part to retake it.
Whitelock endeavored, but failed, to retake Buenos Ayres.
And it is provided that the goods thus seized shall be held against any attempt to retake them, by the same force which seized them.
A sortie to retake the redoubts failed, and a wild attempt to transport the army across the river was stopped by a gale of wind.
By the civil institutions of Spain and Venice, ships taken from pirates became the property of those who retake them.
The insurgents, after a plucky effort to retake their own fortress, fled with loss.
Some people suggest now that we in our turn may be attacked, and that the enemy may try and retake the river position from which we shifted him a fortnight ago.
With this force, the French intended to retake Louisbourg, and afterwards to ravage the whole of New England.
We thought it was an attempt of the enemy to retake that post, but we afterward learned that it was only a royal salute in honor of the birthday of the prince regent.
In time they make head against these, drive them back, and retake their fertile valley.
Nelson helped to retake it in June of the same year, and put the itinerant King on the throne.
All begged hard for their lives, and a few whom the Captain said he could trust were set at liberty on promising to help retake the ship.
It is said that four cruisers and several gunboats have been ordered there to retake it from the Cubans.
Lee no sooner perceived what was done than he threw heavy masses upon the position to retake it from the captors.
A negro girl, who had fallen into evil hands at Buffalo, had escaped to Canada and was followed by desperate men trying to retake her.

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