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What does the phrase mean Retrace your steps?

"Retrace your steps" means to go back over the path you have already taken, often in order to find something you've lost, solve a problem, or understand something better.

Here are some examples of how it can be used:

* Finding a lost item: "I can't find my keys! I'm going to retrace my steps from when I last saw them."

* Solving a mystery: "The detective retraced the victim's steps to try to find clues about the crime."

* Understanding a mistake: "I need to retrace my steps in the code to figure out where I went wrong."

* Revisiting a memory: "I often retrace my steps in my mind, remembering the happy moments of my childhood."

The phrase emphasizes the act of going back in time, either physically or mentally, to re-examine the journey you've taken.

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