revertive (Meaning)

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revertive (a.)

Reverting, or tending to revert; returning.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The sudden revertive turn in the weather brought torrential downpours and howling winds.
The therapist employed revertive techniques to help the patient recall childhood memories.
The scientific community was astonished by the revertive evolutionary phenomenon observed in certain species.
The revertive therapy aimed to restore the patient's previous state of well-being.
The revertive process involved reversing the steps taken during the initial procedure.
The revertive mutation led to the re-emergence of a long-suppressed genetic trait.
The revertive transformation was a testament to the adaptability and resilience of the living organism.
The revertive reaction occurred when the catalyst was removed, causing the chemical process to shift in the opposite direction.
The revertive statute of limitations prevented the plaintiff from pursuing legal action after a certain period had elapsed.
The revertive analysis was conducted to identify the factors that contributed to the reversal of the situation.

Reverting, or tending to revert; returning.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sudden revertive turn in the weather brought torrential downpours and howling winds.

The therapist employed revertive techniques to help the patient recall childhood memories.

The scientific community was astonished by the revertive evolutionary phenomenon observed in certain species.

The revertive therapy aimed to restore the patient's previous state of well-being.