Definition:

Definition:

The term 'backtrack' is a term commonly used in informal language to describe a move back down a path or direction after having been on one, especially after having done something that was not entirely satisfying. Example Sentence: "The other day I took the opportunity to take a back track and explore more of my city's less explored neighborhoods. It felt exhilarating to do so without having to worry about finding a parking spot," said the author, who had been waiting in one area for quite some time before taking the next route. Edgy or Suspecting Example Sentence: "Backtrack means 'backtracking' or 'going back on yourself.' In a social setting, this could mean a person's decision to return to an earlier stage of their journey."