move back

The phrase 'move back' can refer to changing position, returning to a former place, or rescheduling events, depending on the context.

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Definition

A2General

To change one's position to a previous or more distant location.

Example

  • Please move back a few steps to give everyone more space.

B1Relocation

To return to a former place of residence.

Example

  • After years abroad, she decided to move back to her hometown.

B2Scheduling

(informal)To reschedule an event to a later time or date.

Example

  • The deadline has been moved back to next Friday.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "move back":

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