Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
round-and-round
adverb
/ˈraʊnd ənd ˈraʊnd/

Definition
In a circular motion or path; repeatedly without resolving the issue.

Examples
- We went round-and-round in circles trying to solve the problem.
- She kept talking round-and-round without getting to the point.
- After discussing the issue round-and-round, we finally made a decision.

Meaning
The phrase ’round-and-round’ typically refers to a situation where there is no clear progression or outcome, often used to describe endless discussions or actions that go in circles.

Synonyms
- In circles
- Circularly
- Repetitively
- Endlessly