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Phrasal Verbs Using 'Back', 'Through', 'With', 'At', & 'By' - Starting, Preventing, or Postponing (Back)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Back', 'Through', 'With', 'At', & 'By'
to bite back

to stop oneself from openly expressing true feelings or thoughts

Ex: It was difficult for her to bite back her frustration in the challenging situation .
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to choke back

to stop oneself from expressing feelings

Ex: He managed to choke his frustration back and kept a calm demeanor.
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to get back into

to re-engage in an activity or situation after being away from it for some time

Ex: After a period of inactivity, she's determined to get herself back into a regular exercise routine.
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to get back to

to start again after taking a break or discontinuing an activity for a while

Ex: She enjoyed playing the piano as a child and is excited to get back to it after many years.
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to go back to

to resume or restart an activity that was previously interrupted or discontinued

Ex: Let's go back to where we left off in the book so we can continue reading.
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to hold back

to prevent someone or something from advancing or crossing a particular point

Ex: She tried to hold back the growing panic in the crowded theater .
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to keep back

to prevent a feeling, emotion, or reaction from being expressed or displayed

Ex: He had to keep back his frustration and maintain a calm demeanor .
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to put back

to reschedule an appointment or event for a later time or date

Ex: The release of the new software update was put back because of some technical issues .
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to set back

to cause a decline in the quality, strength, or advancement of something

Ex: Pollution and deforestation can set back the ecological balance of an area , reducing biodiversity and ecosystem health .
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