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View definitions for going back

going back

verb as in break promise; change one's mind

verb as in break

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She passes on the carpets at dramatically knocked-down prices, with the money going back into No Floor No More to cover some of the costs.

From BBC

After being examined in the injury tent and going back to the locker room, Dobbins stood on the sideline during the second half without visible braces or supports.

"When you see Afghanistan going back in time in 20 years, of course it makes you fear," she says.

From BBC

We are still in the early stages of a generational shift toward a new and better energy system, and it seems clear that we’re never going back to the dirty, fossil-fueled economy of the past.

Carroll had been an NFL head coach and defensive coordinator before his legendary run at USC, so going back to the pros didn’t feel foreign.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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