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go back to where you came from

go back to where you came from phrase: used to express hostility toward an immigrant or outsider.

Phrase

go back to where you came from

  1. (offensive) Used to express hostility toward an immigrant or outsider.

Synonyms of go back to where you came from

Questions about go back to where you came from

What does go back to where you came from mean?
Go back to where you came from means used to express hostility toward an immigrant or outsider.
What part of speech is go back to where you came from?
Go back to where you came from is a phrase.

Words near go back to where you came from in the dictionary

  1. go back on
  2. go back on one's word
  3. go back to
  4. go back to the drawing board
  5. go back to the tools
  6. go back to where you came from
  7. go back to your country
  8. go backwards
  9. go bad
  10. go bag
  11. go bags

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