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return

verb

/rɪˈtɜːrn/

Meaning

to come or go back to a place; to give back

to go or come back to a place after being away

I will return home tomorrow.

He will return the book tomorrow.

come back, go back, give back, restore, reappear, revert

Entry 1

come back, go back, give back, restore

Entry 2

come back, go back, reappear, revert

leave, depart, take, keep

Entry 1

leave, depart, take, keep

Entry 2

leave, depart

return home, return to work, return journey, return address, return call, return a favor, return to

Entry 1

return home, return to work, return journey, return address, return call

Entry 2

return home, return a favor, return to

To take someone else's position or power illegally or by force.

to make something sacred, usually through a religious ceremony

to steal things of small value or in small quantities

to improve by making small changes; to purify

To form small creases or wrinkles.

to belittle or degrade someone