make one's way back to
phraseUK /meɪk wʌnz weɪ bæk tuː/
US /meɪk wʌnz weɪ bæk tuː/
To go back to a place.
After the long hike, we made our way back to the car.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To find the path to a place again after being lost.
The hikers made their way back to the trail after getting confused.
3. To gradually return to a previous state or topic.
The conversation made its way back to the original question.
4. To recover and return to a normal condition or place.
She slowly made her way back to health after the illness.