feed back
The phrase "feed back" is commonly used in contexts involving communication and technology, where information or reactions are returned to influence improvement or stability.
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Definition
B2Communication
(general)To provide information or opinions about something to help improve it.
Example
- Please feed back your thoughts on the new design.
- Employees are encouraged to feed back their experiences with the new software.
C1Technology
(technical)To return a portion of the output of a system to its input to maintain or enhance performance.
Example
- The solar panels feed back excess energy to the power grid.
- Regenerative braking systems feed back energy to the vehicle's battery.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "feed back":
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