revertible
Able to return
Revertible describes something that can be returned to a previous state or condition.
A revertible change can be undone.
In legal contexts, revertible property or rights may return to the original owner under certain conditions.
Software updates are often designed to be revertible in case problems arise.
Return to prior condition
- undoReverse a prior action
- retractWithdraw something said
- restorableAble to be renewed
- recoverableAble to be regained
rescindable · annullable · revocable · cancellable · repealable · voidable · retractable · nullifiable
Able to be changed
- alterableAble to be changed
- mutableAble to be changed
- amendableAble to be changed
- adjustableAble to be changed
transformable · revisable · correctable · editable · updatable · reworkable · tweakable · reconfigurable
Conditional and possibly temporary
- interimProvisional in-between phase
- tentativeUncertain and provisional
- impermanentNot meant to last
- nonpermanentLacking fixed duration
transient · ephemeral · short-term · stopgap · conditional · preliminary · unstable · unfixed
rollback
Return to prior condition
- undoReverse a prior action
- retractWithdraw something said
- restorableAble to be renewed
recoverable · rescindable · annullable · revocable · cancellable · repealable · voidable · retractable · nullifiable · erasable
modifiable
Able to be changed
adjustable · transformable · revisable · correctable · editable · updatable · reworkable · tweakable · reconfigurable · adaptable
provisional
Conditional and possibly temporary
- interimProvisional in-between phase
- tentativeUncertain and provisional
- impermanentNot meant to last
nonpermanent · transient · ephemeral · short-term · stopgap · conditional · preliminary · unstable · unfixed · uncommitted
revertibleirreversible
Cannot be undone
permanent · nonreturnable · final · unchangeable · irrevocable
reverse, convert, conversion, revert, convertible, converts, irreversible, reversible, converting