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In a retrospective moment, she realized how much that summer had changed her.retrospective = looking back on the past
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The museum is presenting a retrospective of the artist's work.retrospective = exhibit of past work
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The retrospective ruling is unfair. Laws should not take effect until they are passed.retrospective = taking effect on past actions
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Her speech was filled with retrospective reflections on the company’s early struggles.retrospective = looking back on the past
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She'd seen a retrospective of his work and decided he was hugely overrated. (source)retrospective = an exhibition of a representative selection of an artist's life work
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On this late night, not only was my radio working but the station was also hosting a retrospective on the music of Sly and the Family Stone. (source)retrospective = selection that looked back
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Lately, however, his sensibilities had become more retrospective, replacing the gadgetry with walnut dashes and leather upholstery. (source)retrospective = focused on the past
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Retrospectively, he was rather green in the Commissioner's lifetime, and some ways, for his years, unformed. (source)Retrospectively = in looking back
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An oldies station was doing what they kept calling a Major Monkees Retrospective. (source)Retrospective = a look back on the band's work
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It is easy, retrospectively, to endow one's youth with a false precocity or a false innocence; to tamper with the dates marking one's stature on the edge of the door. (source)retrospectively = when looking back
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I scan the first paragraph: "Eminent artist Elaine Risley returns to hometown Toronto this week for a long-overdue retrospective." (source)retrospective = an exhibition of a representative selection of an artist's life work
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Nor did he sigh retrospectively, when he viewed the equally pleasant, but not wholly satisfying vista of the past decade.† (source)
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You see, we both either get out of here alive, or we disappear, our mortal remains consigned to a Chinese fire, no past, no present — certainly no retrospective regarding our sub-zero contributions to society ... (source)retrospective = looking back
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But when I look back, retrospectively as it were—you know what I mean?† (source)
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We watched a spaghetti-western retrospective there last month. (source)retrospective = look back (at a body of work)
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Mr. Jaggers nodded his head retrospectively two or three times, and actually drew a sigh.† (source)
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