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Rentrer
Rentrer implies going back where you belong, usually home. It takes être in the past tense: je suis rentré. Compare with retourner, which means going back to any place.
Examples in context
Je rentre vers dix-huit heures.
I come home around six o'clock.
Il rentre toujours fatigué.
He always comes home tired.
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