Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

reverse-course

verb (phrase)

/rɪˈvɜrs kɔrs/

Definition

To go back or change direction from a previous course of action or decision.

Examples

The company decided to reverse course after receiving negative feedback from customers.
After further deliberation, the government chose to reverse course on the proposed policy reforms.
He initially supported the plan but later reversed course, citing new evidence.

Meaning

This term refers to a situation where someone or something changes their approach to a previous decision, often returning to an earlier position or strategy.