revert

[rɪˈvɜːrt]

Definition:
1. Go back to a previous state.
2. Undergo reversion, as in a mutation.

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Use 'revert' in a sentence:

• 1. The boss came back from holiday all relaxed and smiling, but now he's reverting to type.
• 2. If profits were about to revert to the mean, share multiples should fall below average.
• 3. You can accept the incoming change, keep the workspace change, or revert to the original.
• 4. I would not want to have to revert to our previous search methods.
• 5. The Research of System Dynamics on Reverting Agricultural Land to Forest of Shan-bei Region.
• 6. In the car she reverted to the subject uppermost in her mind.
• 7. Select the configuration you want to revert to and click Finish.
• 8. After his death the house reverted to its original owner.
• 9. Jackson said her boss became increasingly depressed and reverted to smoking heavily.
• 10. Most technology people revert and talk about things in technology terms. "10."
• 11. Faced with too many choices, they just stop reading, or revert to the sports page.
• 12. If something goes wrong, you can always revert back to a known, good-working version of your code.
• 13. After all these years she had reverted to her Veneto dialect and nobody could understand what she was saying.
• 14. Let us revert to the earlier part of the chapter.
• 15. What investors may be missing to their cost is that financial markets tend to revert to the mean.
• 16. Can I revert to one other point before you continue?
• 17. Whatever you do, don't revert back to your old eating and exercise habits.
• 18. We also revert to old practices when we're under stress.
• 19. Eric can revert back to a prior change.
• 20. And ionic EAPs revert to their original shape as soon as the applied voltage is removed.
• 21. Evaluating research on the Chinese policy of reverting cultivated land to forests.
• 22. Revert to the primary and do it all over again.
• 23. Does this mean you could revert back to your old programming?
• 24. Stop spraying, and things would revert to normal within a couple of days.
• 25. We'll revert to our BC calculator tool again.
• 26. Runoff revert calculation Method and its applications.
• 27. You can use this function to quickly revert production servers to an earlier state.
• 28. Thanks to slowing population growth, land currently ploughed up for crops might be able to revert to forest or wilderness.
• 29. Hopefully these beautiful and creative art work will revert in your past.
• 30. The country has reverted to a wild state.
• 31. The requested screen buffer size was too large. Reverting to default size.
• 32. Jeroboam thought to himself, 'the kingdom will now likely revert to the house of David.
• 33. First, view the attribute's value so you know what to revert to if needed.
• 34. Instead, it says, thanks to slowing population growth, land currently ploughed up for crops might be able to revert to forest or wilderness.
• 35. It will revert to looking more like a utility industry.
• 36. He was adamant that this setback does not mean he has reverted to type.
• 37. The mind reverts to the earliest days of colonial history.
• 38. There's also a full revision history for each document, and authors can revert to previous edits.
• 39. Then he reverted to using plain water.
• 40. The Data Capture and Revert of High-Speed Network.
• 41. These changes might be revised or reverted before going live.
• 42. When incorrect changes are made, you can find them and revert them to the original source.
• 43. Create the patch and revert to the original version of the file.
• 44. They will revert to tilling the earth in an old-fashioned way.
• 45. The Settings revert to their original values when the interactive session or batch input ends.
• 46. The variation of fund discount rate is also characterized as mean-reverting;
• 47. Perhaps it's time to revert to a much older marital tradition.
• 48. In order to successfully revert, you will be required to run defragmenter on such partitions.
• 49. The only supported path to revert a migrated cell is to rollback the entire cell.
• 50. An error occurred while reverting the changes made to the spoke receive address.
• 51. When it returns to shore, the life-jacket will deflate and revert to a harness.
• 52. When the lease ends, the property reverts to the freeholder.
• 53. Otherwise, they revert to graphite or burn.
• 54. His hair has reverted back to its original copper hue.