| retraction |
In libel law, a statement published or broadcast that attempts to retract or correct previously published or broadcast libelous matter. A timely retraction will usually mitigate damages, and in some states that have retraction laws, plaintiffs must seek a retraction before beginning a lawsuit or they lose the opportunity to collect anything but special damages.
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| retract |
Pull backwards.
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| retractile |
generally exserted, but capable of being drawn in.
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| retraction |
The moving of tissue to expose a part or structure of the body.
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| retracted nipple |
A nipple that has pulled inward.
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