Roll back
/rəʊl ˈbæk/B2
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1. To reverse or undo a decision, change, or policy.
- The government decided to roll back the tax increases.
- Due to public outcry, the company chose to roll back the recent changes to its terms of service.
2. To reduce prices, rates, or levels to a previous state.
- The store is rolling back prices on all electronics this weekend.
- In an effort to attract more customers, the restaurant rolled back its prices to last year’s rates.
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