retaken
Recovered after loss
Retaken is the past participle of retake.
Something retaken has been taken again or taken back—a city retaken by enemy forces, a photograph retaken after someone blinked, an exam retaken after a failed first attempt: The course must be retaken if you score below 60%.
Seized back by conquest
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
- reoccupiedSettled in again
- liberatedReleased from confinement
- seizedTook suddenly, forcefully
recovered · regained · reacquired · resecured · repossessed · rewon · reasserted · recouped
Filmed a second time
- recapturedSeized after escape
- reframedViewed from new angle
- redoneCompleted again
- reposedLay at ease
refocused · restaged · reimaged · recomposed · cropped · adjusted · edited · filtered
Occupied a seat again
- retestedEvaluated again
- reattemptedTried once more
- redoneCompleted again
- repeatedDone or said again
reexamined · resubmitted · failed · passed · graded · scored · makeup · second-chance
reconquered
Seized back by conquest
- reclaimedTaken back; salvaged
- reoccupiedSettled in again
- liberatedReleased from confinement
seized · recovered · regained · reacquired · resecured · repossessed · rewon · reasserted · recouped · reabsorbed
reshot
Filmed a second time
- recapturedSeized after escape
- reframedViewed from new angle
- redoneCompleted again
reposed · refocused · restaged · reimaged · recomposed · cropped · adjusted · edited · filtered
resat
Occupied a seat again
- retestedEvaluated again
- reattemptedTried once more
- redoneCompleted again
repeated · reexamined · resubmitted · failed · passed · graded · scored · makeup · second-chance · reassessed
retakensurrendered
Ceased resistance formally
relinquished · given up · ceded · lost · forfeited