retrospective in Irish
retrospective in Irish is aisbhreathnaitheach, iardhearcach, cúlghabhálach — retrospective means looking back on or relating to the past.
retrospective in Irish
aisbhreathnaitheach
Looking backwards.
iardhearcach
Looking backwards.
cúlghabhálach
Affecting or influencing past things; retroactive.
siarghabhálach
Affecting or influencing past things; retroactive.
What does "retrospective" mean?
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adjective Looking back on or relating to the past.
"The report gives a retrospective look at the company's first decade."
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adjective Applying to events that happened in the past; retroactive.
"The new law includes a retrospective pay increase for last year."
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noun An exhibition or review covering an artist's whole body of work.
"The gallery is hosting a retrospective of her paintings from the last 40 years."
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retrospective in a sentence
- The report gives a retrospective look at the company's first decade.
- The new law includes a retrospective pay increase for last year.
- The gallery is hosting a retrospective of her paintings from the last 40 years.
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What is "retrospective" in Irish?
"retrospective" in Irish is aisbhreathnaitheach, iardhearcach, cúlghabhálach. retrospective means: Looking back on or relating to the past.
How do you use "retrospective" in a sentence?
Example: "The report gives a retrospective look at the company's first decade." In Irish, "retrospective" is aisbhreathnaitheach, iardhearcach, cúlghabhálach.
Are there other ways to say "retrospective" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "retrospective": aisbhreathnaitheach, iardhearcach, cúlghabhálach, siarghabhálach.
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