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regress
verb as in return to earlier way of doing things
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Example Sentences
“I don’t want the country to regress right back to the same state it was with Trump,” he added.
“The rehabilitation process isn’t entirely fun, and if there are places you advance, there are of course places where you also regress,” Ohtani said when asked about the serendipitous coincidence.
“I knew that I was going to feel uncomfortable having to walk back into this place after seeing it regress and go backwards in time”, said Mr Carter, who is black.
You age regress and look for a strong father or mother figure or other authoritarian leader to tell you what to do.
Last year, then-coach Brandon Staley brought in a new offensive coordinator in Kellen Moore with designs of improving the ground game, only for the rushing attack to regress.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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