What is another word for full-circle?
Pronunciation: [fˈʊlsˈɜːkə͡l] (IPA) 
The term full-circle refers to a journey that starts and ends at the same point or a situation where one comes back to the starting point with a new understanding. It can be replaced by other synonyms like complete, round-trip, cycle, or comprehensive. The word "complete" describes the fulfilment of something, from beginning to end without leaving any element behind. "Round-trip" refers to a journey that goes from one place to another and back to the starting point. "Cycle" means a sequence of events or a natural pattern that progresses and returns to its original state. "Comprehensive" implies an extensive and thorough approach that includes all aspects and leaves nothing undiscovered. These synonyms offer different shades of meaning to the full-circle concept.
