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double back

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double back (on someone or something)
[for a person or animal] to reverse motion, moving toward (rather than away from) someone or something. (Refers primarily to a person or animal that is being pursued by someone or a group.) The deer doubled back on the hunter. The robber doubled back on the police, and they lost track of him. I doubled back on my own trail.
See also: back, double


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Afterwards she must double back to Havre and take the Bordlaise for New York on Saturday.
And then I could at last shut, with a clear conscience, the door of my stateroom and get my double back into the recessed part.
 
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