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retroaction
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retroaction /ret·ro·ac·tion/ (ret″ro-ak´shun) action in a reversed direction.
retroaction [ret″ro-ak´shun]
action in a reversed direction; reaction.
retroaction
action in a reversed direction; reaction.
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