1. retroactive - Adjective
2. retroactive - Adjective Satellite
Fitted or designed to retroact; operating by returned action; affecting what is past; retrospective.
Source: Webster's dictionaryretroactive tax increase Source: Internet
an ex-post-facto law Source: Internet
retro pay Source: Internet
A 2016 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Montgomery v. Louisiana made Miller v. Alabama retroactive, giving Tarselli an opportunity to argue his age at the time of the fatal shooting. Source: Internet
After a week of tension, Cobain ended up receiving a retroactive share of 75 percent of the royalties, and bad feelings about the situation remained within the group afterward. Source: Internet
And it is Manitoba that is in the position to have the (bill) proclaimed into effect at any time and to make its provisions retroactive, despite any advances made in negotiations up to that point.” Source: Internet