Rē'tro-grĕs'sive or Rĕt'ro-grĕs'sive, a.
a. [Fr. rétrogressif.] Going or moving backward; declining from a more perfect to a less perfect state.
Geography is at times retrogressive. Pinkerton.
a. [Fr. rétrogressif.] Going or moving backward; declining from a more perfect to a less perfect state.
Geography is at times retrogressive. Pinkerton.