I. recant [美 rəˈkænt, 英 rɪˈkant] 动词 trans 书
- recant belief/statement
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II. recant [美 rəˈkænt, 英 rɪˈkant] 动词 不及物动词
- recant 宗教
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
When recanting a negative event, humans that receive intranasal oxytocin share more emotional details and stories with more emotional significance.
en.wikipedia.org Later that day she returned to the police station with her sister and a friend and recanted the story.
en.wikipedia.org After its suppression and two years of imprisonment, he recanted in 935 and became a wandering poet.
en.wikipedia.org But he later begins to recant his decision after having time to vent his frustration.
en.wikipedia.org Twice he was given the chance to recant, but twice refused.
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