(idiomatic) Through a cycle of transition, returning to where one started after gaining experience or exploring other things.
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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.
After the boyish shapes of the 20s, the 1930s took us full-circle -- and full-figured.
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.
The classic belly dance costume includes a bra, a full circle skirt and armbands.