Full Circle Definition

adverb
Back to the starting point.
We've come full circle from wealth to poverty to wealth again.
American Heritage

(idiomatic) Through a cycle of transition, returning to where one started after gaining experience or exploring other things.

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noun

Used other than as an idiom: see full,"Ž circle.

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(geometry) An arc of 360 degrees.

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A full turn back to the original direction or orientation.

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Other Word Forms of Full Circle

Noun

Singular:
full circle
Plural:
full circles

Full Circle Sentence Examples

  • In the last episode of The OC, Benjamin's Ryan is shown coming full circle from troubled teen to the man who offers to help another teenager in a similar situation.

  • This survey of female sidekicks comes full circle with another look at the Sexton Blake saga.

  • The tabloid chatter has finally come full circle as Usher files for divorce.

  • It seems as though in her young career Kristen Stewart has already come full circle.

  • For those tired of worrying about animal testing and the use of petroleum in lotions and cosmetics, Full Circle has a number of options.

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Words Starting With

FFUFUL

Words Ending With

ELECLE

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