Return

//ɹɪˈtɜːn//

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Noun

The word "return" can be used as verb and noun.

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Earth return vehicle Return to Zero Saturn return abnormal return absolute return active return amended return annual return antireturn auto-return ball return book return bridge of no return by return by return mail by return of post carriage return day return dollar return early return eternal return exante return excess return expected return exponential return false return first return time hard return in return income tax return information return joint return kick return many happy returns market return mean return misreturn misreturn non-return non-return valve nonreturn nonreturn point of no return prereturn rate of return real return relative return rereturn rereturn retpoline return ace return address return back return ball return bend return check return crease return current return day return demonstration return envelope return evil for evil return extrasystole return fare return fire return fire return flow return fraud return game return gift return key return match return of capital return on assets return on capital employed return on equity return on invested capital return on investment return on net assets return on sales return pass return path return piece return pointer return shock return spring return stroke return tag return the favor return ticket return time return to dust return to form return to form return to one's muttons return to one's senses return to sender return type return valve return-oriented programming returnability returnee returning officer returnless returnment returnship risk-adjusted return risk-free return risk-return tradeoff safety net return safety-net return sale or return sequence of return risk side return soft return subperiod return tax return total return total return swap total shareholder return unreturning venous return warrant return

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