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regress

[ri-gres, ree-gres] / rɪˈgrɛs, ˈri grɛs /


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They head into the New Year without a win and there is little cause for positivity for under-pressure boss Gareth Taylor, who said the club have "regressed".

From BBC

"I think there's no doubt that we have regressed as a team for sure, more than is expected of a club like Liverpool," Taylor added.

From BBC

When Smith signed for LIV, former Australian tour player Mike Clayton - one of the sharpest observers of the sport - predicted the then Open champion could regress.

From BBC

My experience is that change happens, and then every time there’s progress there’s also regress.

From Salon

“The risk isn’t that U.S. soccer will be in the same place in 10 years, but that it will have regressed,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times