retrogress — to return to a former or less developed state; to deteriorate or decline
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to return to a former or less developed state; to deteriorate or decline
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈretrəɡres/
Korean meaning: 퇴보하다, 후퇴하다, 악화되다
Korean pronunciation: **레**트러그레스
Example Sentences
- After getting his smartphone, his handwriting skills began to retrogress to kindergarten level.
- The economy showed signs of retrogressing despite government efforts.
- His cooking skills retrogressed so much that even his dog refused to eat his food.
retrogress
VERB//ˈretrəɡres//
to return to a former or less developed state; to deteriorate or decline
to return to a former or less developed state; to deteriorate or decline
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Congress speaks of progress, but we only retrogress!
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Origin
From Latin retrogressus, meaning 'to go backward.' The word combines the idea of moving in reverse direction, like walking backwards through time or progress.
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“After getting his smartphone, his handwriting skills began to retrogress to kindergarten level.”
“The economy showed signs of retrogressing despite government efforts.”
“His cooking skills retrogressed so much that even his dog refused to eat his food.”
“The patient's memory began to retrogress as the disease progressed.”
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