adj Uncommon

reverted

rih-VUR-tihd

Reverted (adj) means having gone back to an earlier state or condition. Example: “The garden, once neat, had reverted to a tangle of weeds.”

adj

Having gone back to an earlier state or condition.

"The garden, once neat, had reverted to a tangle of weeds."

How to use reverted

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishGone back to how it was before.

more reverted comparative, most reverted superlative

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The garden, once neat, had _____ to a tangle of weeds.

averted alerted inserted deserted asserted diverted inverted perverted converted concerted introverted

What does “reverted” mean?

The word “reverted” means having gone back to an earlier state or condition. In plain terms, gone back to how it was before.

How do you pronounce “reverted”?

“Reverted” is pronounced rih-VUR-tihd (/ɹɪˈvɜː(ɹ)tɪd/ in IPA).

How do you use “reverted” in a sentence?

Here is “reverted” used in a sentence: “The garden, once neat, had reverted to a tangle of weeds.”

What part of speech is “reverted”?

“Reverted” is an adjective.

Is “reverted” a common word?

“Reverted” is an uncommon word in modern English.