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re·gress [rɪˈgres] VERB intr

regress (lose ability)

sich Akk verschlechtern

regress (lose ability)

Rückschritte machen

regress (deteriorate) person

sich Akk zurückentwickeln

regress society

sich Akk rückläufig entwickeln

regress PSYCHO

regredieren fachspr

she regressed to the mental age of a five-year-old child

sie fiel auf den geistigen Entwicklungsstand einer Fünfjährigen zurück

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Englisch

Any external component which remains will usually regress over a period of 36 months.

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She regresses back to a young woman, but loses her memory, believing it to be 1957.

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Then she reverts to human form and regresses into childhood, losing her memory.

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Eventually, they regressed to their birth weight, looking like new born babies.

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Benny at some point lost his sanity completely and regressed to a childlike temperament.

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The team continued to regress, posting a 1567 record in the 2000-2001 season.

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Many static analysis systems solve the apparent infinite regress by computing both simultaneously.

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These tumors grow during the second half of pregnancy and regress after birth.

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Civilization had collapsed, presumably due to the war; many of the planets had regressed to varying stages of semi-barbarism.

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We are regressing, going back to when we were almost like animals.

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