The Democrat has since faced calls from Republicans to drop out of the state attorney general race, though many Democrats and his corporate donors have not retracted their support.

RETRACTED definition: 1. past simple and past participle of retract 2. to take back an offer or statement, etc. or admit…. Learn more.

Welsh Labour have retracted social media posts after a formal legal letter was issued by Reform UK.

When a part of a machine or a part of a person's body retracts or is retracted, it moves inwards or becomes shorter.

Define retracted. retracted synonyms, retracted pronunciation, retracted translation, English dictionary definition of retracted. v. re·tract·ed , re·tract·ing , re·tracts v. tr. 1. To take back; …

3 days ago · Definitions of retracted adjective drawn back and in “a cat with retracted claws” synonyms: backward directed or facing toward the back or rear

The vast majority of hiring managers -- 90% -- said they had never retracted an offer because an entry-level candidate attempted to negotiate.

[intransitive, transitive] (specialist) to move back into the main part of something; to pull something back into the main part of something The animal retracted into its shell. The undercarriage …

Synonyms for RETRACTED: withdrew, renounced, denied, contradicted, refuted, recanted, abandoned, relinquished; Antonyms of RETRACTED: stated, admitted, maintained, claimed, …

Famous public figures have retracted controversial statements, showcasing accountability in media. Legal In legal contexts, a retraction can be used to withdraw a libelous statement, …