Fallback

Pronunciation: /ˈfɔːlˌbæk/

Fallback (noun)

  1. a plan or option used if the main one fails
  2. a movement back to a safer position during danger

Examples

  • Having a fallback is essential in uncertain times.
  • A fallback can save you from unexpected failures.

Common collocations: reliable fallback, plan a fallback, fallback option, strategic fallback, order a fallback

Fallback (verb)

  1. to move back to a safer or previous position

Examples

  • The troops had to fallback under heavy fire.
  • They decided to fallback to a safer position.

Synonyms of Fallback

Neutral

Antonyms of Fallback

  • — When discussing main plans or options.