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retrospectivity
retro
hindsightly
retrocognitive
retroactiveness
retroactivity
backcast
ex post facto
retrocausally
retrogressional
retro-operative
retrocession
retrocessional
retrocausal
retroactive
retrogressiveness
retrogressive
retrogress
backdating
retrotranslocate
bygones
retrotransposed
pastness
aftersight
retrospectical
retrospectively
retrodictive
preteritness
historicalness
look back
bypast
preterlapsed
retroreflectivity
retroflective
retrotranspose
retroflexion
yestertime
yestertide
backhanded
retromarginal
retronic
retroductive
retrospection
re-experiencing
retropositional
retrogressionist
reliving
nostalgize
retroflexed
nostophobia
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retromod
would
retrosynthetically
foretime
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diachronic
retrospectiveness
distressed
hindsightism
recency
recentness
retroversion
past simple
historical
precedent
retrospect
pluperfect
retrospectory
aged
memory
history repeats itself
regredience
nowness
for old times' sake
good old days
afterview
gone
retrocuing
retrocessively
now
beforehand
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nostalgism
recidivistic
bygone
late
recent
classic
retrodimerize

English words for 'Affecting or influencing past things; retroactive.'

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