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retie

(ˌriːˈtaɪ)

vb (tr)

to tie again

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retie

Past participle: retied
Gerund: retying

Imperative
retie
retie

Present
I retie
you retie
he/she/it reties
we retie
you retie
they retie

Preterite
I retied
you retied
he/she/it retied
we retied
you retied
they retied

Present Continuous
I am retying
you are retying
he/she/it is retying
we are retying
you are retying
they are retying

Present Perfect
I have retied
you have retied
he/she/it has retied
we have retied
you have retied
they have retied

Past Continuous
I was retying
you were retying
he/she/it was retying
we were retying
you were retying
they were retying

Past Perfect
I had retied
you had retied
he/she/it had retied
we had retied
you had retied
they had retied

Future
I will retie
you will retie
he/she/it will retie
we will retie
you will retie
they will retie

Future Perfect
I will have retied
you will have retied
he/she/it will have retied
we will have retied
you will have retied
they will have retied

Future Continuous
I will be retying
you will be retying
he/she/it will be retying
we will be retying
you will be retying
they will be retying

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been retying
you have been retying
he/she/it has been retying
we have been retying
you have been retying
they have been retying

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been retying
you will have been retying
he/she/it will have been retying
we will have been retying
you will have been retying
they will have been retying

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been retying
you had been retying
he/she/it had been retying
we had been retying
you had been retying
they had been retying

Conditional
I would retie
you would retie
he/she/it would retie
we would retie
you would retie
they would retie

Past Conditional
I would have retied
you would have retied
he/she/it would have retied
we would have retied
you would have retied
they would have retied

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Verb

retie - tie again or anew; "retie the string and make it strong enough now"

tie, bind - fasten or secure with a rope, string, or cord; "They tied their victim to the chair"

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