turnback
/ˈtɜrnˌbæk/Definitions
1. noun
A return to a previous place or position, especially after a journey or expedition.
“The group decided to make a turnback due to the harsh weather conditions.”
2. noun
A check or restriction on something, especially a turn or movement.
“The turnback on the highway made it difficult to navigate.”
3. verb
To turn or move something back, especially a vehicle or a person.
“The driver had to turnback the car due to the narrow street.”
4. verb
To go back or return in a particular direction.
“The hikers had to turnback to avoid the steep climb.”