0 past simple and past participle of retrace --
1 to go back over something, for example a path or a series of past actions: --
Some artists will use this type of machine for all lines, as it allows the lines to be retraced with less trauma to the skin.
Its route has been retraced in detail, following the numerous remains.
After starting on the northern side, they crossed the viaduct then retraced their steps.
We have retraced our steps before.
Of course, we looked hard at the point and retraced the whole history of the idea of ministerial certificates.
We have reached the last refuge, and it is time that we retraced our steps.
He never takes a step that cannot be retraced.
Without turmoil, without agitation and with astonishingly little fuss that informed democracy was able to bring it about that that step has been retraced.
