Difference between revisions of "retractile"

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	|etymology=Latin <i>retractus</i>, withdrawn		|etymology=Latin <i>retractus</i>, withdrawn
	|definition=Capable of being drawn inwards; having the tendency to retract.		|definition=Capable of being drawn inwards; having the tendency to retract.
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retractile (adjective; Latin retractus, withdrawn): Capable of being drawn inwards; having the tendency to retract.