retracking
/riˈtrækɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of retrack; the act of following or monitoring something again, especially after losing the trail or signal.
- The app is retracking your steps to help you find where you parked.
- The team is retracking the suspect's movements from earlier in the day.
- The drone is retracking the wildlife migration after a temporary signal loss.
- Present participle of retrack; the act of going back over a previously traveled route.
- The cyclist was retracking the same loop to check for a dropped water bottle.
- We spent the afternoon retracking our hike through the canyon.
- Retracking the old path took longer than expected because of the overgrown brush.