Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

full-circle

idiom

/fʊl ˈsɜr.kəl/

Definition

A return to a previous state or condition after experiencing or undergoing a series of changes or developments.

Examples

After years in the corporate world, she found herself full-circle, back at her small town helping local businesses.
His life journey brought him full-circle, where he reconnected with his childhood friends.

Meaning

The concept of full-circle often implies that after going through various experiences, one has returned to an original position or viewpoint, usually with a deeper understanding or insight.