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Definition of retreat
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Retreat
(n.) A
special
season
of
solitude
and
silence
to
engage
in
religious
exercises.
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Retreat
::
Retreat
(v. i.) To make a
retreat;
to
retire
from any
position
or
place;
to
withdraw;
as, the
defeated
army
retreated
from the
field..
Fastness
::
Fastness
(a.) A fast
place;
a
stronghold;
a
fortress
or fort; a
secure
retreat;
a
castle;
as, the enemy
retired
to their
fastnesses
in the
mountains..
Back
::
Back (v. i.) To drive or force
backward;
to cause to
retreat
or
recede;
as, to back
oxen..
Creephole
::
Creephole
(n.) A hole or
retreat
into which an
animal
may
creep,
to
escape
notice
or
danger..
Withdraw
::
Withdraw
(v. i.) To
retire;
to
retreat;
to quit a
company
or
place;
to go away; as, he
withdrew
from the
company..
Sanitarium
::
Sanitarium
(n.) A
health
station
or
retreat;
a
sanatorium.
Privacy
::
Privacy
(n.) A place of
seclusion
from
company
or
observation;
retreat;
solitude;
retirement.
Redemptorist
::
Redemptorist
(n.) One of the
Congregation
of the Most Holy
Redeemer,
founded
in
Naples
in 1732 by St.
Alphonsus
Maria de
Liquori.
It was
introduced
onto the
United
States
in 1832 at
Detroit.
The
Fathers
of the
Congregation
devote
themselves
to
preaching
to the
neglected,
esp. in
missions
and
retreats,
and are
forbidden
by their rule to
engage
in the
instruction
of
youth..
Bower
::
Bower (n.) A
rustic
cottage
or
abode;
poetically,
an
attractive
abode or
retreat..
Scarcement
::
Scarcement
(n.) An
offset
where a wall or bank of
earth,
etc.,
retreats,
leaving
a shelf or
footing..
Sound
::
Sound (v. t.) To
order,
direct,
indicate,
or
proclain
by a
sound,
or
sounds;
to give a
signal
for by a
certain
sound;
as, to sound a
retreat;
to sound a
parley..
Sanctum
::
Sanctum
(n.) A
sacred
place;
hence,
a place of
retreat;
a room
reserved
for
personal
use; as, an
editor's
sanctum..
Cover
::
Cover (v. t.) To
shelter,
as from evil or
danger;
to
protect;
to
defend;
as, the
cavalry
covered
the
retreat..
Webform
::
Webform
(n.) Any one of
various
species
of moths whose
gregarious
larvae
eat the
leaves
of
trees,
and
construct
a large web to which they
retreat
when not
feeding..
Retire
::
Retire
(v. i.) To go back or
return;
to draw back or away; to keep
aloof;
to
withdraw
or
retreat,
as from
observation;
to go into
privacy;
as, to
retire
to his home; to
retire
from the
world,
or from
notice..
Retrenchment
::
Retrenchment
(n.) A work
constructed
within
another,
to
prolong
the
defense
of the
position
when the enemy has
gained
possession
of the outer work; or to
protect
the
defenders
till they can
retreat
or
obtain
terms for a
capitulation..
Brigand
::
Brigand
(n.) A
lawless
fellow
who lives by
plunder;
one of a band of
robbers;
especially,
one of a gang
living
in
mountain
retreats;
a
highwayman;
a
freebooter..
Recess
::
Recess
(n.) A
withdrawing
or
retiring;
a
moving
back;
retreat;
as, the
recess
of the
tides..
Retreat
::
Retreat
(n.) The
withdrawing
of a ship or fleet from an enemy for the
purpose
of
avoiding
an
engagement
or
escaping
after
defeat.
Retreatment
::
Retreatment
(n.) The act of
retreating;
specifically,
the
Hegira..
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