GO BACK Definition & Meaning

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go back

to return
often foll by to to originate (in)
the links with France go back to the Norman Conquest
foll by on to change one's mind about; repudiate (esp in the phrase go back on one's word )
(of clocks and watches) to be set to an earlier time, as during British Summer Time
when do the clocks go back this year?

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The first is the stream of thought going back to Ross Ashby known as “management cybernetics,” which Davies clarifies.

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While abroad, Rawayana kept making music for those back home — going back to Venezuela when possible to play free concerts.

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At the end of the week, Kaitlyn went back to Los Angeles to pack her things and officially move out so we could explore something bigger.

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If she’s forced to go, Saucedo expects her sons’ father to take in her children while she goes back to her car or moves to Texas to stay with family.

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American politics had entered the age of television and there was no going back.

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