retrogression in Japanese
retrogression in Japanese is 退化, 逆行 — retrogression means a decline back to how things were before, usually for the worse.
retrogression in Japanese
退化
Pronounced: taika
A deterioration or decline to a previous state.
逆行
Pronounced: gyakkō
A deterioration or decline to a previous state.
What does "retrogression" mean?
- noun A decline back to how things were before, usually for the worse.
- noun A change back to a simpler state.
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What is "retrogression" in Japanese?
"retrogression" in Japanese is 退化, 逆行. retrogression means: A decline back to how things were before, usually for the worse.
How do you pronounce 退化?
"retrogression" in Japanese is 退化, pronounced "taika".
Are there other ways to say "retrogression" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "retrogression": 退化, 逆行.
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