retreated
/rɪˈtritɪd/
verb
- Past tense of retreat: moved back or withdrew from a dangerous or difficult situation.
- She retreated from the argument when it became too heated.
- They retreated to a safe distance from the fire.
- The army retreated after losing the battle.
- Past tense of retreat: moved away to a private or quiet place.
- After the long day, she retreated to her bedroom.
- The family retreated to their cabin in the woods for the weekend.
- He retreated to his study to finish his work.
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adjective
- Describing someone who has withdrawn from a situation or place.
- The retreated hikers found shelter in a cave.
- The retreated guests sat quietly in the corner.
- The retreated soldiers regrouped behind the hill.