Reverting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVERTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REVERT, to return to a former state
• return to (a previous state, practice, topic, etc.)
• convert to (the Islamic faith)
• return to (a former or ancestral type)
• (of property) return to (the original owner) by reversion
• reply or respond to someone
• turn (one's eyes or steps) back
NOUN:
• a person who has converted to the Islamic faith.
• a failure to maintain a higher state
ADJECTIVE:
• tending to return to an earlier state

Words related to REVERTING

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How to use REVERTING in a sentence

• France has more to gain than any other country in Europe by reverting to those sound principles of democracy which formed her erstwhile glory.
• We are trying to throw off foreign tinsel splendour and by reverting to the spinning wheel reviving the ancient and the poetic simplicity of life.
• It was evident that they were having a season of royal delight in their journey, but also evident that their thoughts and their longings were constantly reverting to papa.
• Progress was obviously unsatisfactory, the artist, after brief and chill consideration, reverting to his toil.
• Like love, he put it off and on quite easily, reverting to it when he found himself in danger or bad spirits, and forgetting it again when he was prosperous.
• Documents in this later period, reverting to the colonial basis, commonly recited faithful service or self purchase rather than inherent rights as the grounds for manumission.
• I know the Goodwins, too, and I know, besides, that they are incapable of reverting to either fraud or undue influence of any kind.
• And Kenny, reverting to one of his old frantic minutes, walked the floor.
• There on the 13th Phillips died, the command reverting momentarily to Arnold.
• Reverting to the past, from the Square to Thirty-first Street, the lane runs through what was the Caspar Samler farm.
• Reverting for the moment to the latter difficulty only, life within the narrow and populous limits of a vessel may be defined as essentially life in public.
• Reverting to the letters of the alphabet, let me call him Mr.
• If he is from another father he will inherit only two thirds of his share, the remaining one third reverting to the House of Justice.
• These appear to be Hindus formerly converted to Islam and now in process of reverting to Hinduism.
• Reverting to his efforts to show his friendship for England, the Kaiser said they had not been confined to words.
• These new forms are the absolute reproduction of the old ones at their best, the young growing up and the old reverting until all come to the normal.
• Reverting therefore to his first subject from various references to the presumed private character, habits, gait, appearance, and bearing of the gentleman in question, Mr.
• Reverting to Lord Kenmare, the following story, which in another version recently won a railway story competition in some newspaper, really pertains to his son Lord Castlerosse.
• Her thoughts kept reverting to the scene in the cleft, and when she tore them from it and forced them back on him, her conscience awoke and gnawed.
• Farrell, reverting to his old journeyman skill, sawed planks and knocked up a hut.
• Reverting to the use of aircraft in naval warfare it may be said that to the aeroplane the relatively fast fleet is virtually stationary.
• This reminds me that some antiquarian has discovered that in eating horse we are only reverting to the habits of the ancient Gauls.
• The mind of the dying man was reverting to former scenes.
• It was like reverting to primordial conditions, wherein it was ordained that each life, alone and unassisted, should protect and save itself.
• She could not think of the war, she could not talk with her neighbors of current events, she could not take up a newspaper, without reverting to her absent friend.
• HE knew that, and reverting to acting abruptly, he smiled confidentially at the puckered pallor of the moon.
• He found his mind reverting to the scenes of his childhood.
• Fortunately for the inhabitants of the Four Towns of Lochmaben, the maxim, that the king can never die, prevents their right of property from reverting to the crown.
• Thence we continued over undulating ground, leaving the Turnuk river to the right, but reverting to it beyond the fort.
• Traces of the diction of the Archaic Period are often noticed, especially in the poets, who naturally sought their effects by reverting to the speech of olden times.

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