Meaning 1 · most common
return

to return to a place where you were before.
Examples
She came back from her holiday last night.
A: When will you come back home?
B: I’ll be back around 7 pm.
Common mistake
Not: She came back to home late.
Say: She came back home late. / She came home late.
No 'to' before 'home' — 'come back home' or just 'come home'.
More on “return”Another example · Tell it apart · Goes with · Tip
Another example
If I could travel anywhere, I’d love to visit Japan and then come back with lots of new experiences.
Tell it apart
Come back when you're ready.
Go back and check the door.
Goes with
- come back (to)