1. retaken - Adjective
2. retaken - Verb
Derived from retake
retaken
Taken again.
retaken
past participle of retake
But Louis XIV was now thrown on the defensive, and the war of the Spanish Succession saw the gradual wane of Vauban's influence, as his fortresses were taken and retaken. Source: Internet
A new Ottoman army under Mahmud Pasha then forced Corvinus to withdraw, but Jajce was not retaken for many years after. Source: Internet
By the time the fleet had regrouped, the British fleet had realised the diversion that had deceived them and had retaken their position in the Channel. Source: Internet
By February, most of Italian Somaliland was captured and in March, British Somaliland was retaken from the sea. Source: Internet
Both objectives were retaken, but only temporarily. Source: Internet
Corral missed the extra point attempt, but the Rams had retaken the lead, 19–17. Source: Internet