retreat|retreated|retreating|retreats in English

verb

[re·treat || rɪ'trɪːt]

draw back, withdraw, pull back, depart

Use "retreat|retreated|retreating|retreats" in a sentence

1. A feint retreat is performed by briefly engaging the enemy, then retreating.

2. The combination of Blissed Yoga Retreats, Travis and Lauren, this retreat/vacation was a trip filled with warm memories

3. General, the enemy is retreating.

4. He watched her retreating figure.

5. I highly recommend Blissed Yoga Retreats as the “go-to” for any of your Yoga retreats.

6. He has a retreating chin.

7. The Conventual Franciscan Friars of the Province of Our Lady of Consolation have decided to cancel, postpone, or reschedule retreats, programs, and events at our three retreat centers: Franciscan Retreats and Spirituality Center in Prior Lake; MN; Mount Saint Francis – Center for Spirituality in Mount St

8. The flood waters are slowly retreating.

9. Retreat?

10. They are retreating, their warriors are crushed.

11. Taken aback, the Persians retreated.

12. They retreated before the Americans.

13. Father retreated to his den.

14. She retreated her bike rapidly.

15. He retreated behind the table.

16. The flood waters slowly retreated.

17. They retreated before the enemy.

18. We retreated half a mile.

19. The Archbishop Brunett Retreat and Faith Formation Center at the Palisades provides 55 guest rooms and exceptional meeting facilities in a beautifully secluded but convenient setting for retreats, spiritual growth and professional formation

20. Racal appears to be retreating from the market.

21. No retreat?

22. He retreated into his own world.

23. We retreated back down the mountain.

24. He retreated from it into callousness.

25. Gladys Brown glowered at Meryl's slender retreating back.