reverted

Returned to before

Reverted is the past tense of revert, meaning to return to a previous state, condition, or practice.

Software that has been reverted has been rolled back to an earlier version: We reverted to the backup after the update crashed.

Property that has reverted has returned to its former owner, typically through legal provision.

Someone who has reverted has gone back to old habits or behaviors: She reverted to her maiden name after the divorce.

regress

relapsed

Returned to worse state

degenerated · returned · fell back · slipped · receded · retrogressed · devolved · regressed · lapsed · retreated

restore

recovered

Returned to normal state

returned · rebuilt · reconstituted · reestablished · retrieved · reclaimed · salvaged · brought back · put back · defaulted

undo

undid

Reversed or loosened

invalidated · rescinded · repealed · revoked · retracted · overturned · quashed · negated · countermanded · vacated

property

transferred

Moved to new location

returned · went back · conveyed · vested · succeeded · bequeathed · lapsed · assigned · title · estate

biology

mutated

Genetically altered

atavistic · wild-type · phenotype · genotype · trait · characteristic · original form · primitive · backcross

Opposites
temporal direction of change

revertedadvanced

Far along in development

progressed · proceeded · moved forward · evolved · continued

progress/development

revertedimproved

Made superior to before

progressed · advanced · upgraded · enhanced · matured

stability/persistence

revertedmaintained

Kept in condition

persisted · remained · stayed · kept · preserved

Phrases
Family

revert, reverting, reverts, revertible

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