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Meanings of full circle in English
Unit of angle.
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Usage of full circle in English
1
So the President's exploitation of the tax issue has come full circle.
2
It means the Commodore' will have come full circle in its history.
3
Then on September 1 came the move that brought events full circle.
4
The destinies here seen segmentary will appear full circle beyond the grave.
5
The farce came full circle in the week following the Letterman debacle.
6
And I wanted very much for the books to come full circle.
7
An epic American M&A saga may be about to come full circle.
8
The thought of a career turning full circle cannot have escaped him.
9
Its rotational forces pull the body in a full circle of motion.
10
Well, there you have it, sex on the campus gone full circle.
11
Then, with arms spread wide he turned a full circle, displaying himself.
12
I had been full circle, been through it all with my dad.
13
But we are each trying to complete the full circle of humanity.
14
Rosalyn watched her closely, then giggled and turned in a full circle.
15
Perhaps social media is coming full circle in terms of communication.
16
He described how the award had seen him come full circle.
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Full circle through the time
Full circle across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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