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retrógrado Moving from east to west on the celestial sphere; or--for planets--around the sun in a direction opposite to that of the Earth.
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The column, entangled in this narrow passage, in vain attempted to retrograde.
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Trying to get new ideas during a retrograde can be hard otherwise.
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It doesn't help that we have Mercury retrograde starting on Wednesday either.
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The idea of criminalising consensual sex between adults is a retrograde step.
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He has some retrograde motions: yet is in earnest to marry Clarissa.
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It needs not that I swear by the stars5 of retrograde motions
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And I'm not sure but the church would suit your retrograde ideas.
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And we forget how appallingly retrograde labor relations were in that world.
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These perplexities are generally moving in counteracting paths: some progressive, some retrograde.
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But of the means even of retrograde motion they were utterly destitute.
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It is a retrograde step... it is an infringement of civil liberties.
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And this Mercury retrograde is your friend, though that may sound counterintuitive.
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This retrograde movement was evidently unexpected by the honoured young lady herself.
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It is an anomaly, an animal which does not advance nor retrograde.
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It was a most retrograde step to take them off our screens.
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A 24G needle was inserted into the vas in a retrograde fashion.
