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Significats de regressive en anglès

Opposing progress; returning to a former less advanced state.

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There are persuasive arguments that free higher education will be unambiguously regressive.
The South African
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Will the government persevere with its plans for a regressive flat tax?
The Guardian
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C4 raised its money through advertising which is a highly regressive tax.
The Guardian
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But I certainly think there's a tendency to be regressive and fearful.
The Guardian
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This economically regressive and socially destructive behavior also drives the gambling business.
Reuters
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Don't get it twisted: the regressive view here is much, much worse.
Wired
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Ignoring for a moment the inflationary impact, this move is massively regressive.
The Guardian
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It illustrated the point that back to basics is not always regressive.
The Guardian
9
An extensive and regressive thrombosis of the inferior vena cava was noted.
Pubmed
10
I was a regressive drunk-themore I drank, the younger I acted.
Assholes finish first
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It might be foolish and regressive to cling to our physical bodies.
Jitterbug Perfume
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Meanwhile, the council tax is a highly regressive charge imposed by local authorities.
Reuters
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Labour's conversion to a strange contributions idea would make matters even more regressive.
The Guardian
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Furthermore, the regressive forecast curves were consistent with the pattern of actual values.
Pubmed
15
His regressive tax cuts and deregulation have returned property to their rightful owners.
NY Magazine
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The show makes very clear how regressive Indian communities can be.
Reuters
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