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retroactive

/ˌrɛt.roʊˈæk.tɪv/

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adjective

/ˌrɛt.roʊˈæk.tɪv/C1formallegal
  • ruОписывает закон, правило или решение, которое вступает в силу с даты в прошлом, а не с настоящего или будущего момента.

Describes a law, rule, or decision that takes effect from a date in the past rather than from the present or future.

  1. Having effect on the pastC1formal

    Describes a law, rule, or action that takes effect from a date in the past, rather than from the present or future.

    ruИмеющий обратную силу

    • The new tax law was made retroactive to the beginning of the fiscal year.
    • The salary increase was applied retroactively for the previous three months.
    • A retroactive change to the contract caused confusion among the employees.

    Synonymsex post factoretrospective

    Antonymsforward-lookingfutureprospective

  2. Influencing previous eventsC2formal

    Descriptive of any event, stimulus, or process that has an effect on the effects of events, stimuli, or processes that occurred previously.

    ruРетроактивный

    • The therapy had a retroactive effect, altering the patient's memory of the trauma.
    • The new policy was retroactive, impacting decisions made years ago.
    • Scientists studied the retroactive influence of the initial conditions on the experiment's outcome.

    Synonymsex post factoretroretrospective

Forms
  • more retroactive comparative form
  • most retroactive superlative form
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