How to pronounce“regressed”in English

I think they felt regressed to childhood, because the last time they saw a powerful woman, they were six.

Have we regressed anything, and are we going to hit the date?

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either about himself okay uh he regressed those things because it's very easy to say from his perspective

You have regressed.

DQC will show you the line that it would have regressed to, OK?

uh to cover and in some respects particularly around sentencing uh criminal sentencing we have regressed

- As in, I don't think we've ever like regressed social standards back to like, oh, well let's go 100 years back and do things

i can re-test myself and have a decent ability to kind of say i improved or i regressed or i stayed stagnant and i think that's a big driver for me

What seems to have happened after this, unfortunately, is we've regressed to not worrying about predictions again.

In fact, ironically, some of the studies suggest that Asian-Americans whose families have been here multiple generations regressed to the norm.

enough research on the town to know the street names, which had changed and so I could, you know sort of have a map that was regressed to 1855.

And when there is a drop in quality, users notice that, and they think you've regressed, your product has gotten worse.

On the other hand, if instead I had lots of time periods, and not very many units, then if I regressed today on yesterday,

I think there's. - That's weird, the entire left right now is arguing that we regressed social standards by rejecting Roe versus Wade, so that's obviously not true.