Submitting or giving back something to a person in authority or its original place.

To give back, supply, or render something that was previously received or taken.

To go back to a previous location or state after being away, or to give back something that was borrowed or taken.

To pass down or be received as part of an inheritance, to come back or be given in response.

To choose or vote for someone for a position or office again, typically after a previous term or period in that role.

To pass down or render something back to its original state or owner.

To give back or reimburse something previously received, typically in the form of money or goods.

To go back to a previous place or condition; to be restored to a former state or position; to come back.

Responding or replying to a statement or question, often in a sharp or witty manner; retorting or answering back in conversation or debate.

To bring or send something back to its original place or owner; to go back to a previous location or state after being away.

To give back or restore something that was previously taken or borrowed.

To bring back to the original location or point of departure.

To go back to a previous state or position; to revisit or revert to something from the past.

To go back to a previous state or revert to a previous condition.

To bring or send back something to its original place or owner; to give back or restore something that was borrowed or taken.

The act of going or coming back to a place, condition, or activity that one has previously been in.

Inclined to go or come back; tending to return or revert to a previous state or condition.

Reverting back to a previous condition, state, or position.