Adjective:

நடந்து போனவற்றைப் பற்றிய, நடந்தவற்றைப் பாதிக்கிற,

retroactive's Usage Examples:

The United Nations began last year to try to quash Iraq 's surcharges by imposing a system of retroactive pricing on Iraqi oil.

According to consolidation theory, retroactive interference should have a greater adverse effect of recently formed memories than older ones.

The seizure was made retroactive to the day of the occupation of the territory by the German troops.

Although the Act did not go into effect until March 1, 2009, it was made retroactive to September 1, 2008.

retroactive taxes retained the tort.

When a new vaccine is added to the Vaccine Injury Table, coverage is retroactive for eight years.

List the company into a single slap retroactive taxes retained the tort.

retroactive application.

Interest also accrues on retroactive support ordered.

let the floodgates of retroactive musical flash open wide.

Synonyms:

retro, retrospective, ex post facto,

Antonyms:

future, likely, forward, prospective,