Definition of retroactively in English:

retroactively

adverbˌrɛtrəʊˈaktɪvliˌrɛtroʊˈæktɪvli

With effect from a date in the past.
the new rates will apply retroactively from January 1
Example sentencesExamples
- Once a suspect is identified, people retroactively interpret incidents to support the new accusation.
- It's an outcome with which many of these politicians are far from unhappy, as it retroactively justifies their own bad behavior.
- The programme, which had expired 31 December 2003, will be extended retroactively from that date to 31 December 2005.
- Once the budget is passed, all payments will be made retroactively.
- The board will apply this position for all tax years retroactively.
- Even his later eminence couldn't turn him retroactively into a cult figure.
- The court orders an increase in his government pension, to be carried out retroactively.
- This will apply retroactively to former users of the service.
- The exemptions were extended retroactively to cover many investments made during the period in which the incentive had been eliminated.
- Up the road is a 1930s Atlanta soda fountain that has been retroactively desegregated.

Definition of retroactively in US English:

retroactively

adverbˌrɛtroʊˈæktɪvliˌretrōˈaktivlē

With effect from a date in the past.
the new rates will apply retroactively from January 1
Example sentencesExamples
- The exemptions were extended retroactively to cover many investments made during the period in which the incentive had been eliminated.
- It's an outcome with which many of these politicians are far from unhappy, as it retroactively justifies their own bad behavior.
- The board will apply this position for all tax years retroactively.
- Even his later eminence couldn't turn him retroactively into a cult figure.
- Once the budget is passed, all payments will be made retroactively.
- The programme, which had expired 31 December 2003, will be extended retroactively from that date to 31 December 2005.
- Once a suspect is identified, people retroactively interpret incidents to support the new accusation.
- The court orders an increase in his government pension, to be carried out retroactively.
- Up the road is a 1930s Atlanta soda fountain that has been retroactively desegregated.
- This will apply retroactively to former users of the service.

单词	retroactively
释义	Definition of retroactively in English: retroactively adverbˌrɛtrəʊˈaktɪvliˌrɛtroʊˈæktɪvli With effect from a date in the past. the new rates will apply retroactively from January 1 Example sentencesExamples Once a suspect is identified, people retroactively interpret incidents to support the new accusation. It's an outcome with which many of these politicians are far from unhappy, as it retroactively justifies their own bad behavior. The programme, which had expired 31 December 2003, will be extended retroactively from that date to 31 December 2005. Once the budget is passed, all payments will be made retroactively. The board will apply this position for all tax years retroactively. Even his later eminence couldn't turn him retroactively into a cult figure. The court orders an increase in his government pension, to be carried out retroactively. This will apply retroactively to former users of the service. The exemptions were extended retroactively to cover many investments made during the period in which the incentive had been eliminated. Up the road is a 1930s Atlanta soda fountain that has been retroactively desegregated. Definition of retroactively in US English: retroactively adverbˌrɛtroʊˈæktɪvliˌretrōˈaktivlē With effect from a date in the past. the new rates will apply retroactively from January 1 Example sentencesExamples The exemptions were extended retroactively to cover many investments made during the period in which the incentive had been eliminated. It's an outcome with which many of these politicians are far from unhappy, as it retroactively justifies their own bad behavior. The board will apply this position for all tax years retroactively. Even his later eminence couldn't turn him retroactively into a cult figure. Once the budget is passed, all payments will be made retroactively. The programme, which had expired 31 December 2003, will be extended retroactively from that date to 31 December 2005. Once a suspect is identified, people retroactively interpret incidents to support the new accusation. The court orders an increase in his government pension, to be carried out retroactively. Up the road is a 1930s Atlanta soda fountain that has been retroactively desegregated. This will apply retroactively to former users of the service.
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