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back in the groove

back in the groove prepositional phrase: a return to one's former or previous self; a return to normalcy or stability.

Prepositional phrase

  1. (colloquial, idiomatic) A return to one's former or previous self; a return to normalcy or stability.

Questions about back in the groove

What does back in the groove mean?
Back in the groove means a return to one's former or previous self; a return to normalcy or stability.
What part of speech is back in the groove?
Back in the groove is a prepositional phrase.

Words near back in the groove in the dictionary

  1. back in
  2. back in day
  3. back in the day
  4. back in the days
  5. back in the game
  6. back in the groove
  7. back in the knife drawer, Miss Sharp
  8. back in the saddle
  9. back into
  10. back issue
  11. back issues

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