Continue
Continue verb - To remain indefinitely in existence or in the same state.
Revert
Revert verb - To go back to a previous and usually lower state or level.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- After that, she volunteers to revert to her true form so that Mario and the gang can continue on with their quest, though finishing the game reveals that she was later brought back as an actual Nimbi.
Source: MacGuffin Turned Human - In The Thousand-Year Blood War arc, we have Gremmy Thoumeaux, the "V" (the "Visionary") Sternritter, who has a literal Imagination-Based Superpower, whatever he can imagine becomes reality (though the changes he makes can revert if he doesn't continue to focus on them).
Source: Reality Warping Is Not a Toy -
The joke presumes that they were just going to continue releasing Star Trek sequels with the actors from the original 1966 series (it should be noted that they did revert to the original characters by the 11th movie, with one of the original actors in it and the actual twelfth.)
Source: Ridiculous Future Sequelisation
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