retractable
/rɪˈtræktəbəl/
adjective
- Able to be pulled back or drawn in.
- The cat's claws are retractable, allowing it to walk silently.
- The car has a retractable roof that opens on sunny days.
- She used a retractable pen so she wouldn't lose the cap.
- Able to be taken back or withdrawn (as in a statement or offer).
- His apology was retractable, and he later denied saying it.
- The contract includes a retractable clause for early termination.
- The job offer was retractable if the candidate failed the background check.
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