look back (Meaning)
Wordnet
look back (v)
look towards one's back
look back upon (a period of time, sequence of events); remember
Synonyms & Antonyms of look back
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look back Sentence Examples
- As she looked back on her childhood, she realized how much she had grown.
- The old woman often looked back on her past with a mixture of fondness and regret.
- He took a moment to look back at the path they had taken, marveling at how far they had come.
- The historian looked back through centuries of records to piece together the history of the town.
- Upon graduating, she could look back proudly on her academic achievements.
- The couple looked back on their wedding day with joy and gratitude.
- The therapist encouraged the patient to look back at their childhood experiences to gain insight into their present struggles.
- As the year drew to a close, people took time to look back on the events that had shaped the past months.
- The company's CEO looked back on the previous decade with satisfaction, noting its remarkable growth.
- The veteran looked back on his military service with a sense of pride and accomplishment.
FAQs About the word look back
look towards one's back, look back upon (a period of time, sequence of events); remember
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As she looked back on her childhood, she realized how much she had grown.
The old woman often looked back on her past with a mixture of fondness and regret.
He took a moment to look back at the path they had taken, marveling at how far they had come.
The historian looked back through centuries of records to piece together the history of the town.
