Go round in circles
idiom
To keep doing or talking about the same thing without achieving any result.
We seem to be going round in circles discussing the same issues without finding a solution.

Often appears as...
- go round in circles trying
- go round in circles on
Usage tips
Idiomatic
idiom
To move in a circular or continuous manner.
My dog was so excited to see me that he started to go round in circles.

Often appears as...
- go round in circles chasing
- dog go round in circles
Usage tips
Idiomatic
idiom
To keep doing or talking about the same thing without achieving any result.
We seem to be going round in circles discussing the same issues without finding a solution.

Often appears as...
- go round in circles trying
- go round in circles on
Usage tips
Idiomatic
idiom
To move in a circular or continuous manner.
My dog was so excited to see me that he started to go round in circles.

Often appears as...
- go round in circles chasing
- dog go round in circles
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2

Frustration Hint
Often suggests a sense of frustration due to a lack of progress.

In this meeting, we've gone round in circles and got nowhere!
Critical Tone
May be used critically in pointing out inefficiency or lack of decision-making.

The committee just goes round in circles; they never make a clear decision.
Not Literal
It's a figurative expression, not referring to actual circular movement, but metaphorical repetition.

Talking to him about his habits is pointless; we just go round in circles.
Frustration Hint
Often suggests a sense of frustration due to a lack of progress.

In this meeting, we've gone round in circles and got nowhere!
Critical Tone
May be used critically in pointing out inefficiency or lack of decision-making.

The committee just goes round in circles; they never make a clear decision.
Not Literal
It's a figurative expression, not referring to actual circular movement, but metaphorical repetition.

Talking to him about his habits is pointless; we just go round in circles.
Frustration Hint
Often suggests a sense of frustration due to a lack of progress.

In this meeting, we've gone round in circles and got nowhere!
Critical Tone
May be used critically in pointing out inefficiency or lack of decision-making.

The committee just goes round in circles; they never make a clear decision.
Not Literal
It's a figurative expression, not referring to actual circular movement, but metaphorical repetition.

Talking to him about his habits is pointless; we just go round in circles.
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