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retrograde

adjective as in reverting

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That’s supposed to be the joke: Che getting away with such retrograde takes.

Since 2019, the condition has had an official name: retrograde cricopharyngeus dysfunction, also known as “abelchia” or “no-burp syndrome.”

From Salon

Hollywood may be frantically mining race for stories, but in the real world, the issue of racial ambiguity, of being neither Black nor white, seems caught in some retrograde time warp.

It feels forced and extremely retrograde, politically.

Outside the sight of the national political press and seemingly beyond the reach of the Biden Justice Department, MAGA-dominated states are enacting policies that implement the same retrograde worldview that animates Project 2025.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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