English to Irish Meaning of retrogress - retrogress

Retrogress :

retrogress

verb

Retrogress :: retrogressRetrogressed :: retrogressedRetrogresses :: retrogressesRetrogressing :: retrogressing

← Retrograde

retrogression →

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Definitions of retrogress in English

Verb(1) get worse or fall back to a previous condition(2) go back to bad behavior

Examples of retrogress in English

(1) His point was not that we should in fact retrogress , but that the future and the present can be imagined differently.(2) I do hope that we were able to retrogress you back into the man our daughter loved, not the tepid person you currently are.(3) It's been struggling uphill some of time, and retrogressing much of the time, as well.(4) Europe had retrogressed almost to a primitive way of life, wherein learning was preserved largely in the monasteries.(5) Melanie let out a few barks, but slowly they retrogressed to a bitter growl.(6) A lot of what is on our airwaves is not the kind of thing we want to institutionalise, and to not have a code, we think we have retrogressed .(7) Society in the past 50 years has known an extremely one-sided development, with science and technology making great strides while social life and culture have stagnated and retrogressed .(8) This proves that her determination to fight AIDS and to seek justice is retrogressing rapidly.

(1) retrograde amnesia ::

amnesia retrograde

Synonyms

Verb

1. regress ::

gcúl

2. retrograde ::

retrograde

Antonyms

1. advance ::

chun cinn

2. develop ::

fhorbairt

3. evolve ::

cinn

4. progress ::

dul chun cinn

Different Forms

retrogress, retrogressed, retrogresses, retrogressing

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