revert
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /rɪˈvɝt/ · UK /rɪˈvɜːt/
Forms: reverted
revert means: To undo a change and restore things to how they were before.
verb
To undo a change and restore things to how they were before.
- Please revert that change.
- She reverted the update because it caused errors.
- Can we revert these edits before publishing?
If property or rights return to their former owner, that owner has them again.
- The land will revert to its owner.
- Publishing rights reverted to her last year.
- When does the property revert to the family?
To give property or rights back to their former owner.
- The publisher reverted her rights.
- They agreed to revert the property to its former owner.
- Will the company revert the rights to you?
noun
An action that returns computer data or code to an earlier state.
- The revert removed the faulty change.
- We performed a revert to restore the earlier code.
- Two reverts were needed after the update failed.
Questions about revert
What does revert mean?
To undo a change and restore things to how they were before.
What is revert in other languages?
Türkçe: geri almak · Español: revertir · Français: annuler · Deutsch: rückgängig machen · Italiano: annullare · 日本語: 元に戻す
How do you pronounce revert?
In American English /rɪˈvɝt/; in British English /rɪˈvɜːt/.
How do you use revert in a sentence?
Please revert that change. She reverted the update because it caused errors.
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