单词	backslide
释义	English American backslideverb [ I ] uk/ˈbæk.slaɪd/us/ˈbæk.slaɪd/backslid to go back to doing something bad when you have been doing something good, especially to stop working hard or to fail to do something that you had agreed to do: My diet was going well, but I've been backsliding a little recently. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Deteriorating and making worse a step backwards idiom a turn of the screw idiom add afford aggravate be half the dancer, writer, etc. you used to be idiom compound decline degrade dog downgrade downhill exacerbate fan the flames idiom retrograde retrogress *run yourself* down seed slip slippery slope See more results » backslideverb [ I ] us/ˈbæk·slɑɪd/past tense and past participle backslid /ˈbæk·slɪd/ to return to old, often bad, habits, or to a worse condition:** Some states have started to backslide on health care.
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