backtracks

[US]/ˈbæktræks/
[UK]/ˈbækˌtræks/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.To go back over the same path or ground; to retreat or withdraw.; To change one's mind or opinion; to retract a statement or promise.

Example Sentences

she backtracks on her earlier statement about the project.

the detective backtracks to find new evidence.

he often backtracks when he realizes he's wrong.

the company backtracks on its decision to cut jobs.

after criticism, she backtracks on her controversial remarks.

the author backtracks to clarify a confusing plot point.

he backtracks to avoid making the same mistake again.

the politician backtracks on his promise to lower taxes.

during the meeting, she backtracks on her previous commitments.

he backtracks through his notes to find the right information.

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