Definition of retrocess in English:

retrocess

verb ˌrɛtrə(ʊ)ˈsɛs

Scottish Law

with object To reconvey a right to (a person); to restore (a person) to a former position or status. Also occasionally without object. Compare "retrocession".

Late 17th century. From classical Latin retrōcess-, past participial stem of retrōcēdere retrocede, probably after retrocession.

verbˌrɛtrə(ʊ)ˈsɛs

Scottish Law

with object To reconvey a right to (a person); to restore (a person) to a former position or status. Also occasionally without object. Compare "retrocession".

Late 17th century. From classical Latin retrōcess-, past participial stem of retrōcēdere retrocede, probably after retrocession.

单词	retrocess
释义	Definition of retrocess in English: retrocess verb ˌrɛtrə(ʊ)ˈsɛs Scottish Law with object To reconvey a right to (a person); to restore (a person) to a former position or status. Also occasionally without object. Compare "retrocession". Origin Late 17th century. From classical Latin retrōcess-, past participial stem of retrōcēdere retrocede, probably after retrocession. Definition of retrocess in US English: retrocess verbˌrɛtrə(ʊ)ˈsɛs Scottish Law with object To reconvey a right to (a person); to restore (a person) to a former position or status. Also occasionally without object. Compare "retrocession". Origin Late 17th century. From classical Latin retrōcess-, past participial stem of retrōcēdere retrocede, probably after retrocession.
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