backtrack (Meaning)
backtrack (v)
retrace one's course
Synonyms & Antonyms of backtrack
backtrack Sentence Examples
- The detective backtracked the kidnapper's footsteps, hoping to uncover their trail.
- The team backtracked their research to identify where they went wrong in their assumptions.
- The hikers had to backtrack along the riverbank after realizing they had taken a wrong turn.
- The programmer backtracked his code to find the source of a bug in the system.
- The teacher backtracked on her lesson plan to ensure that all students understood the material.
- The politician backtracked on his campaign promises, claiming that he had been misquoted.
- The backtracking mechanism in the search engine allowed users to easily navigate through their previous search results.
- The journalist backtracked through the interview transcripts, searching for inconsistencies.
- The company backtracked on their decision to close a plant, citing overwhelming public opposition.
- The hiker retraced his steps, backtracking through the dense forest in search of a lost trail.
FAQs About the word backtrack
retrace one's course
revert, revoke, strike down, about-face, overturn, abrogate, countermand,rescind, annul, repeal
support, maintain,maintain, support,uphold, uphold,
The detective backtracked the kidnapper's footsteps, hoping to uncover their trail.
The team backtracked their research to identify where they went wrong in their assumptions.
The hikers had to backtrack along the riverbank after realizing they had taken a wrong turn.
The programmer backtracked his code to find the source of a bug in the system.
