Retake
Retake verb - To get again in one's possession.
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Synonyms for Retake
Nearby Words: retaking, retaken
Save
Save verb - To free from the penalties or consequences of sin.
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- Every last one of them is annihilated besides the protagonist, who must then retake the Starport himself and save the day.
Source: Back from the Brink -
During the Song Dynasty, fearing that his throne would be lost, Emperor Gaozong did not want Yue Fei to retake the empire's former capital Kaifeng, to save his brother Qinzong.
Source: Kangaroo Court -
Leeroy Jenkins: During the "Under Siege" storyarc, a drunk Hercules refuses to wait for Wasp and Captain America to come up with a plan to retake Avengers Mansion from the Masters of Evil and not only gets his ass kicked, but also Wasp and Cap when they try to save him.
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