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drift back

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drift back (to someone or something)
to move back to someone or something slowly, on the surface of water. The canoe drifted back to shore. My little boat finally drifted back to me.
See also: back, drift

drift back (to someone or something)

to move back to someone or something slowly, on the surface of water. The canoe drifted back to shore. My little boat finally drifted back to me.
See also: back, drift


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A walker dependent on bodily cues may first make a circle to the right, drift back to a straight-ahead direction, start to zigzag and then make a circle to the left.
Strong bids supported the pair on Tuesday and this theme continued overnight, which encouraged the pair to drift back in to 1.
Communities were split down the middle as some miners began to drift back to work after 12 months' protest against pit closures.
 
 
 
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