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To give back

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to recede; to retire; to retreat.

See also: Give



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The sun-baked streets seemed to give back the heat that had beat down on them during the day, and the passers-by dragged their feet along them wearily.
She seemed to tower over Caswall, and he to give back before her oncoming.
The second mate's gun had jammed, and so there were but two weapons opposed to the mutineers as they bore down upon the officers, who now started to give back before the infuriated rush of their men.
 
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