retraction

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Etymology

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re-+‎traction

Noun

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retraction(countableanduncountable,pluralretractions)

  1. An act or instance ofretracting.
  2. A statementprintedorbroadcastin apublicforumwhich effects thewithdrawalof an earlierassertion,and which concedes that the earlier assertion was in error.
  3. (mathematics)Acontinuousfunctionfrom atopological spaceontoasubspacewhich is theidentityon that subspace.

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