Revert

What do we mean by revert?

To go back to a former condition, practice, subject, or belief. intransitive verb

To resume using something that has been disused. intransitive verb

To be returned to the former owner or to the former owner's heirs. Used of money or property. intransitive verb

To undergo reversion. intransitive verb

To reply. intransitive verb

To cause to go back to a former condition, practice, subject, or belief. intransitive verb

To return (an estate, for example) to the grantor or the grantor's heirs or successor. intransitive verb

One who or that which reverts; colloquially, one who is reconverted. noun

In music, return; recurrence; antistrophe. noun

That which is reverted. Compare introvert, n. noun

To turn about or back; reverse the position or direction of.

To alter to the contrary; reverse.

To cast back; turn to the past.

To turn back; face or look backward.

To come back to a former place or position; return.

To return, as to a former habit, custom, or mode of thought or conduct.

In biology, to go back to an earlier, former, or primitive type; reproduce the characteristics of antecedent stages of development; undergo reversion; exhibit atavism.

To go back in thought or discourse, as to a former subject of consideration; recur.

In law, to return to the donor, or to the former proprietor or his heirs.

One who, or that which, reverts.

One who reverts to that religion which he had adhered to before having converted to another

(due to the belief that all people are born Muslim) A convert to Islam.

The act of reversion (of e.g. a database transaction or source control repository) to an earlier state.

Someone who used to believe in one thing (Christianity, for example) and who then became a Muslim. In other words, someone who returned to the religion (Islam) that Allah gave to all humantiy. Urban Dictionary

Write back, reply: in other words divert my attention back to you. Indian English Urban Dictionary

A retard/pervert hybrid Urban Dictionary

A recidivist pervert. Urban Dictionary

To pinch a loaf whilst facing the wrong way on your toilet (facing the cistern) Urban Dictionary

Go back to the old way, even if the new way is so much better and more efficient. Urban Dictionary

The word everyone says after Fortnite took away 50 health/sheild and materials. Urban Dictionary

Indian English for "please reply". Recurring nightmare of sysadmins and ITs dealing with Indians. Usually combined with other indianisms such as do the needful, causing a violent urge to facepalm among native English speakers. May also cause workflow disruption when the topic is about a commit. Urban Dictionary

A person who is very stupid/ignorant. Someone who does not understand anything, or is a loner. Urban Dictionary

When you’re skiing down a breezy blue run and want to practice that switch stance, so you plant a pole and swing ‘er round Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to revert:
revert, revere, evert, reverb, revery, revers, revet, rever, revest, prevert, levert, frevert.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word revert:
heirs, normal, default, judaism, habits, self, status, tables, original, woodland, ownership, format, crown, mode, previous, ways, logo, form.

Words that rhyme with revert:
desert, dessert, hurt, assert, alert, overt, avert, exert, convert, introvert, curt, inert, skirt, shirt, concert, pervert, subvert, divert, dirt, flirt, pert, insert, turret, squirt, extrovert, evert, invert, spurt, vert, girt, disconcert, blurt, quirt, peart, chert, bert, kurt, sweatshirt, wert, reassert, burt, dilbert, erte, gert, outskirt, hirt, undershirt, miniskirt, pay dirt, nightshirt, hert, hair shirt, unhurt, purt, kirt, birt, wirt, stuffed shirt, polo shirt, tee shirt, hobble skirt, dress shirt, sea squirt, ballet skirt, lampert, on the alert, frozen dessert, burtt, boisvert, full skirt, grass skirt, sport shirt, evening shirt, herdt, gelatin dessert, hit the dirt, gathered skirt, gumpert, berte, mcgirt, thibert, hurtt, humpert, kuhrt, mcguirt, mcwhirt, schwerdt, vanwert.

Adjectives that are often used to describe revert:
many, click, select, latter, mean, general, last, most, few, present, next, old, right, future, due, swift, possible, dead.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective revert:
buffer, command, figure, scrap, statement, material, match, dust.

Consonant match to revert:
rivet, revet, rivett, rivette, reeve et, rev it, revette.

Words that sound like revert:
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