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Meanings of retrogression in English
Catalan
retrocés Portuguese
degeneração Catalan
degeneració Usage of retrogression in English
1
When the fulness of the type is reached, then begins the retrogression.
2
Failure to advance, especially in higher forms, results in extinction or retrogression.
3
It was a retrogression-insome measure a return to his earlier form.
4
Suppression of honest inquiry is retrogression, and must end in intellectual night.
5
Time cannot be avoided, and there is no retrogression in its course.
6
But the better part of the young man rebelled at this retrogression.
7
Be the future advance or retrogression, he had lived the possible life.
8
But the further development of capitalism has been marked by steady retrogression.
9
Periods of improvement are universally followed by stages of stagnation or retrogression.
10
But John Caldigate was too firm and too determined for such retrogression.
11
Was Christianity, as Nietzsche and others have attempted to maintain, a retrogression?
12
The answer is unwavering; retrogression is not in the creative plan.
13
In a word, the world is in progress, not in retrogression.
14
She is the sister of Ramboasalama, and probably represents the party of retrogression.
15
Man is progressive; nature is stationary, without the power of progression or retrogression.
16
But this main fact makes intelligible all the phenomena of petrifaction and retrogression.
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