Definition of «back to back»
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| First seen | 2026 |
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"Back to back" is a colloquialism used to describe achieving the same significant success or victory twice in immediate succession. While it has roots in standard English, in slang contexts—especially music and sports—it emphasizes a "legendary" status or a "streak" of dominance. It is often used to discuss artists winning consecutive awards or teams winning consecutive championships. The phrase carries a tone of high praise and recognition for sustained excellence at the highest level.
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> I personally want him to go back to back and solidify his legacy as the greatest.
> They won the championship back to back, proving they are a true dynasty.
> Releasing two masterpieces back to back is an insane feat for any band.
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