retroaction Antonyms
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Meaning of retroaction
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retroaction (n.)
Action returned, or action backward.
Operation on something past or preceding.
retroaction Sentence Examples
- The retroaction of the new law will result in its application to pending cases.
- The retroaction clause in the contract allowed for adjustments based on past events.
- The court applied the retroaction principle to determine the validity of the previous judgment.
- The company's retroaction policy allowed employees to reclaim expenses incurred on behalf of the company.
- The retroaction of the software update caused some users to experience data loss.
- The retroaction of the salary increase will be effective from the start of the year.
- The retroaction of the tax bill meant that individuals had to pay additional taxes for previous years.
- The retroaction of the pension plan allowed members to receive benefits for past years of service.
- The retroaction of the employment policy clarified the expectations for employees who had previously been hired.
- The retroaction of the medical insurance policy provided coverage for expenses incurred prior to the policy's implementation.
FAQs About the word retroaction
Action returned, or action backward., Operation on something past or preceding.
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The retroaction of the new law will result in its application to pending cases.
The retroaction clause in the contract allowed for adjustments based on past events.
The court applied the retroaction principle to determine the validity of the previous judgment.
The company's retroaction policy allowed employees to reclaim expenses incurred on behalf of the company.
