Revert and Turn

Revert

Revert verb - Go back to a previous state.

Usage example: We reverted to the old rules

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Turn and revert are semantically related in return to an earlier topic. In some cases you can use "Turn" instead a verb "Revert".

Nearby Words: reversal, reversion, reverting

Turn verb - To move (something) in a curved or circular path on or as if on an axis.

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Revert and turn are semantically related in reverse topic. Sometimes you can use "Revert" instead a verb "Turn".

Nearby Words: turned, turning

humanity	revert humanity	turn humanity
character	revert character	turn character
man	revert man	turn man
people	revert people	turn people
Other words: human, someone, situation, time, characters, earth, world, game, evil, anyone, city, everyone, powers.

This is the Second Law of Gender Bending, where a gender bent person would, if offered a chance to revert to their former gender, turn it down because they have come to enjoy the benefits of the change.

Source: Second Law of Gender Bending
The game autosaves every time you press the "next turn" button, although it is possible to revert to the beginning of your own turn if you make a mistake in moving platoons.

Source: Video Game / Graviteam Tactics
Unfortunately, when his attention or affections turn elsewhere, she will quickly revert to her old ways.

Source: Comic Book / The Enchantress

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