Retrospective (adjective; noun) — استعادي: As an adjective, looking back at or concerned with past events, experiences or work, as in a retrospective review. A retrospective study examines information about events that have already occurred. In the context of a rule or decision, it can also mean retroactive: intended to take effect from an earlier date. As a countable noun, a retrospective is an exhibition of an artist’s earlier work showing its development over time. Looking back does not itself change past events or prove that one event caused another. The alternatives below belong to different senses: retroactive applies to the rule-or-decision sense, while survey exhibition applies to the art noun. Below are 6 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
Giving back light or thought; thoughtful.
Taking effect from a date earlier than the date on which a decision, rule, agreement or change was made or approved; applying to an earlier period or to past…
backward-lookingreviewing the pastlooking backsurvey exhibition
An examination after death; an analysis after an event.