Retake

usgb/ˌriːˈteɪk/
verb

To do something again because the first time was not successful or satisfactory.

Tom has to retake his driving test next week because he failed the first time.
Visual representation of "retake" - To do something again because the first time was not successful or satisfactory.

Often appears as...

  • retake a test
  • retake an exam
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Second Chance

Refers to having another opportunity to succeed where you've previously failed.

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She studied hard to retake the math exam.
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Improvement Expected

Implies expectation to perform better in the second attempt at an activity.

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He needs to retake the course and improve his grade.
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Specific Context

Commonly used in academic and certification contexts.

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Candidates who fail can retake the certification test.
Visual representation of the word "Retake"

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