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full circle
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
full circle
(adverb)
come
(verb)
full circle
adverb
full circle
adverb
Britannica Dictionary definition of FULL CIRCLE
:
through a series of changes that lead back to an original position or situation or to an opposite position or situation
Now that she's back on the stage, her career has
come/gone full circle
. [=her career began on the stage, and now she has returned to it]
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