retracked
/riˈtrækt/
verb
- Past tense of retrack; followed or monitored something again, especially after losing the trail or signal.
- The satellite retracked the storm's path after a brief outage.
- She retracked her route on the map after realizing she had taken a wrong turn.
- The search team retracked the missing dog's movements using GPS data.
- Past tense of retrack; went back over a previously traveled route.
- The driver retracked the same road to find the gas station he had passed.
- After the detour, we retracked the original path to stay on course.
- They retracked the mountain trail to retrieve their dropped gear.
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