verb
retrogress
Retrogress (verb) means to go back to a condition that is earlier, simpler or worse than before.
verb
1
To go back to a condition that is earlier, simpler or worse than before.
2
To move backwards or retreat.
3
To fall back into bad habits or behaviour.
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Etymology
From Latin retrōgressus, perfect active participle of retrōgradior (“retrograde”).
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What is the meaning of retrogress?
"retrogress" (verb) means to go back to a condition that is earlier, simpler or worse than before.
What is another word for retrogress?
Other words for "retrogress" include relapse, retrograde, recidivate, regress, lapse.
What is the opposite of retrogress?
The opposite of "retrogress" is progress.
What are the different meanings of retrogress?
"retrogress" has 3 main meanings: 1. To go back to a condition that is earlier, simpler or worse than before; 2. To move backwards or retreat; 3. To fall back into bad habits or behaviour.
