come, turn, etc. full circle
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come, turn, etc. full circle — idiom
1. To end up in the same situation as at the beginning, after many changes.
1.idiom
Definition
To end up in the same situation as at the beginning, after many changes.
Example
After years of travel, Maya's life came full circle when she returned home.
The company's focus on quality has turned full circle since its early days.