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Meanings of retrospect in English
Usage of retrospect in English
1
In retrospect, I believe she had a point: it does look good.
2
That suspension, however, was handed out in retrospect almost a month later.
3
In retrospect, Electric Circus may have simply been ahead of its time.
4
It sounds so trivial in retrospect, but such turning points often are.
5
Finally, the trial seems, in retrospect, obviously contrived to serve political ends.
6
In retrospect, Osserc could not identify the precise moment when it happened.
7
But in this retrospect we are dealing with Austria and Servia alone.
8
In retrospect, their exit stage left seems like a calculated power play.
9
In retrospect, this fact made his affection for Amy make perfect sense.
10
There was a charm in the retrospect of her mouth and manner.
11
And in retrospect, it really helped me with my own business goals.
12
In retrospect, my country could have done so much with this opportunity.
13
And of our misuse of the Rockefellers and Carnegies-theretrospect is appalling.
14
But, in retrospect, Blair's decision probably damaged her prospects in the long-term.
15
In retrospect, it has become easier to see what he really meant.
16
In retrospect, this might have been a sign of things to come.
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Retrospect through the time
Retrospect across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common