rolled back Synonyms
rolled back Meaning
rolled back
to reduce (something, such as a commodity price) to or toward a previous level on a national scale, rescind, the act or an instance of rolling back, to cause to retreat or withdraw
rolled back Sentence Examples
- The company rolled back its controversial policy after facing widespread backlash.
- Time seemed to roll back as memories of her childhood flooded her mind.
- The car rolled back down the hill, leaving the driver stranded.
- The government rolled back taxes to stimulate the economy.
- The waves rolled back, leaving the beach littered with seashells.
- The price of fuel has rolled back to its previous level.
- The new software update rolled back all the previous changes.
- The witness rolled back his statement, claiming he had been mistaken.
- The years rolled back as they reunited at their childhood playground.
- The storm surge rolled back, leaving only a trail of destruction in its wake.
FAQs About the word rolled back
to reduce (something, such as a commodity price) to or toward a previous level on a national scale, rescind, the act or an instance of rolling back, to cause to
set aside, struck down, abolished,cancelled, repealed, canceled, dissolved, rescinded, annulled, invalidated
established, enacted, founded,laid down, approved, validated, legislated, passed, permitted, ratified
The company rolled back its controversial policy after facing widespread backlash.
Time seemed to roll back as memories of her childhood flooded her mind.
The car rolled back down the hill, leaving the driver stranded.
The government rolled back taxes to stimulate the economy.
