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back

[bak] / bæk /


ADJECTIVE
from earlier time
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He was guilty of following her across the country and back, and apparently letting her buy whatever she wanted.

From MarketWatch

The Rockefellers “got their opportunity from the oil-and-gas industry to make an impact back in the day, and they’ve translated that success into making an even greater impact in the world,” Rice said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Eventually, they make their way back to space, but only after weaving through the constantly changing upper atmosphere.

From Science Daily

It plays a major role in regulating temperature because snow reflects a large portion of incoming energy back into space.

From Science Daily

"Nobody throws a party like Geordies and I think that's one of the main reasons it's back," she said.

From BBC