Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
to-come-full-circle
idiom
/tuː kʌm fʊl sɜːrkl/
Definition
To return to a previous state or situation after experiencing a series of changes.
Examples
- After years of working in different sectors, he finally came full circle and returned to his first job.
- She started her career in art, then moved to marketing, but ultimately came full circle by opening her own gallery.
Meaning
This phrase often implies a journey or development that has led back to the original point or condition.
Synonyms
- return to origin
- come back around
- complete the cycle
