revertin a sentence
revert as in: revert to childish ways
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She tends to revert to childhood habits when stressed.revert = go back to a previous state
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The software will revert to its original settings if you don't save.
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He touched RESET/REVERT. (source)
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It seems bent on reverting to orange no matter how many times I cover it. (source)reverting = returning to a previous state
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When cornered, desperate, or isolated, man reverts to those instincts that aim straight at survival.† (source)reverts = goes back to a previous state
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It seemed like there was faulty wiring in the system, because now she was reverting to anger.† (source)reverting = going back to a previous state
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And if that wasn't damning enough, after Trudy hit Glen he had reverted to this strange wrestling maneuver, moaning and rocking and refusing to release her.† (source)reverted = went back to a previous state
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Were the property to revert to him, it's not clear, given the deep divisions in the family, who would farm it.† (source)revert = go back to a previous state
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Then a few trigger-happy lads used the sign for shotgun practice, and the tables and toilets were removed by the provincial government — something to do with budgets — and the waste bin never got emptied, although it was frequently pillaged by raccoons; so they took that away as well, and now the place is reverting.† (source)reverting = going back to a previous state
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IN THE DAYS that followed, the reversion to a strict shift system dispelled the sense of floating timelessness of those first twenty-four hours.† (source)reversion = a return to a previous statestandard suffix: The suffix "-sion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in admission from admit, discussion from discuss, and invasion from invade.
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In a pinch, he reverts to his previous profession, petty theft.† (source)reverts = goes back to a previous state
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He was likewise well skilled in the exact value of reversions, expectations, &c.† (source)reversions = instances of returns to prior statestandard suffix: The suffix "-sions", converts a verb into a plural noun that denotes results of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in discussions from discuss, explosions from explode, and revisions from revise.
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With the collapse of government authority, responsibility for justice had reverted into the tribal groups we'd spontaneously created.† (source)reverted = went back to a previous state
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Do they breed to make up the difference and then revert to their current sexless behavior?† (source)revert = go back to a previous state
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I saw how the cats and birds were reverting to their natural shapes.† (source)reverting = going back to a previous state
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It was almost like a reversion to the customs on Earth when banking was in its infancy.† (source)reversion = a return to a previous state
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