retroactive in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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retroactivo (-a)
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These limitations enhance the effect of retroactive interference on the accuracy of a child's eyewitness testimony.
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If it restricts or extends a law or explains a doubtful one, it is not retroactive.
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The most recent contract, signed in 1999, was mainly retroactive.
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They endorsed retroactive legislation but were then opposed to the death penalty.
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If it simply declares the words which are certain in themselves, it has retroactive force.
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The court used the case as an opportunity to discuss the merits of policy-making through adjudication and retroactive rule-making.
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His retroactive change of story to fit the facts, though, was not the only reason.
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The occasional publishing use of retroactive continuity (retcon) often occurs due to this kind of revision or oversight.
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Part-timers receive an immediate 35-an-hour increase, also retroactive, and 35 yet again in years two and three of the contract.
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Due payments may be a retroactive penalty for services rendered by the school to the individual, including room and board.
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