backchain
/ˈbækˌtʃeɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A chain or series of events that occur in reverse order, often used to describe a chain of cause and effect.
“The detective had to retrace the crime scene and establish the backchain of events to find the culprit.”
2. verb
To move or walk in a reversed direction, typically by reversing one’s footsteps.
“After realizing she was going the wrong way, Sarah had to backchain to the starting point of the hike.”