regressed

Speech parts

1. regressed - Adjective

2. regressed - Verb

Meaning

of Regress

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For example, that a pathology regressed by itself and not due to the drug: the larger the experiment and the more times it is replicated, the more unlikely it becomes that it is a coincidence. Source: Internet

Finally Jones notes that when more normal aspects of sexuality are repressed, regressed forms may be expressed, in particular sadism ; he felt that oral sadism is integral in vampiric behaviour. Source: Internet

However, since the new Ruby is attuned to him, he has since not regressed to his previous vicious persona, mostly seeking the dominion of dreams or the waking world through dreams. Source: Internet

A recently issued report by the United Nations shows that in respect of important indicators, Belize has regressed. Source: Internet

Mayfield regressed badly last season, but the Browns were kind of a dysfunctional mess, and the tension between former coach Freddie Kitchens and former offensive coordinator Todd Monken was part of the problem. Source: Internet

He created a 45-page writing guide, and proposed several story ideas based on the concept that pockets of civilisation had regressed to past eras or changed altogether. Source: Internet

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