in retrospect's Usage Examples:

however, in retrospect it has gained a more average response for its unimpressive presentation and levels being of lackluster quality, alongside its slow.

The term classical liberalism was applied in retrospect to distinguish earlier 19th-century liberalism from the newer social liberalism.

It was this idea that lead to the Ambulatory Sentinel Practice Network and provided in retrospect what appears to have been a nidus for the establishment of primary care PBRNs in the United States.

The novel"s exorbitance caused considerable stir in 1929 Fandom, but in retrospect can be understood.

This 'gathering for free discussion', focusing on the synthesis of culture and religion, brought together an eclectic mix of intellectuals and was regarded in retrospect as an important, if short-lived attempt to pull Russia back from the major social upheavals it was headed for.

A retrospective (from Latin retrospectare, "look back"), generally, is a look back at events that took place, or works that were produced, in the past.

Raven Records was an Australian record label that specialised in retrospectives and reissues or recordings by American, British and Australian artists.

Although very dated in terms of its looks and assumptions about the future, it remains well regarded in retrospect.

Notes in retrospect, Bergen 2013; in Chinese 2013.

merchandise from the address where their secret studio was located, unthoughtful in retrospect, more and more people in his neighbourhood figured out.

These plans changed and the SaGa series continued, leaving Kawazu confused in retrospect about his choice of the title.

whole scheme crashed when the government decided to implement a law in retrospect, thereby declaring the scheme illegal.

Another problem, realized only in retrospect, was that the use of global ID's allowed malicious software to guess at ports and thereby gain access to resources they should not have had.

Synonyms:

humourous, facetious, humorous, bantering,

Antonyms:

humorless, displeasing, humourless, po-faced, unfunny,