Synonyms for rollback
ˈroʊlˌbækroll·back

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1. rollback, push backnoun

   the act of forcing the enemy to withdraw

   Synonyms:
   push back

2. rollbacknoun

   reducing prices back to some earlier level

   Synonyms:
   push back

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1. List of paraphrases for "rollback":

   reversal, roll-back, undo, backspace, carryback, reversing, revert, reverse

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1. School Choice Corey DeAngelis:

   They're following the Political Science, the underperformance of Democrats in November likely served as a wake-up call for politicians embracing restrictions. Polling likely nudged these politicians towards relaxing mandates. But whether the rollback is because of a genuine change of heart or due to political pressure, the result is the same: families have more freedom to choose. At the same time, choosing whether your child wears a mask at school is an extremely low bar when it comes to parental rights in education.

2. Noah Horowitz:

   This is another senseless and illegal Trump administration rollback that will needlessly hike our energy bills and spew tons more pollution into the air, harming the health of our children and the environment.

3. United States:

   Even people who are reasonably progressive in their beliefs and politics have become quite radical [ in their opposition to ] this thing, which really, really worries me, not least to the actual risk of queer people existing in public, but in the United States, we've seen it tied into a much broader attempt to rollback LGBT rights.

4. Executive Chairman Bill Ford Jr.:

   We've been very clear and very open that we want one national standard, we want California at the table, we're not asking for a rollback, but we've got to get everybody at the table, especially California.

5. Tom Carper:

   While this is a less dramatic rollback than the 0% annual stringency increase that was included in the proposed rule, it still falls well short of the historic average 2.4% per year actual tailpipe-efficiency standard increases that the fleet has achieved without the use of any credits or other compliance flexibilities.