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regress to

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regress to something
to go back to an earlier, probably simpler, state; to go back to a more primitive state. Bob claimed that Gerald's behavior was regressing to that of a three-year-old. I tend to regress to my college ways when I am out with the guys.


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He gave her orange squash and asked her to draw with crayons to try to regress to childhood.
I needed easier access and regress to my front door as opposed to trying to negotiate two steps and, as living proof of health and safety rules gone mad, I was told I needed a ramp with a slope of 12 ins for every inch of step.
However, the fact it backfired could prompt them to regress to a more rigid gameplan.
 
 
 
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