1. reversion

noun. (rɪˈvɝːʒən) A failure to maintain a higher state.
Synonyms
backsliding lapsing failure relapse relapsing lapse reverting recidivism
Antonyms
time off affirmation stay synchronise consecrate
Etymology
reversion (English)
reversion (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
reversio (Latin)
reverto (Latin)
re- (Latin)
verto (Latin)
reversiōnem (Latin)
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2. reversion

noun. (rɪˈvɝːʒən) A reappearance of an earlier characteristic.
Synonyms
throwback atavism recurrence return
Antonyms
achiever solvency get well recede claim
Etymology
reversion (English)
reversion (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
reversio (Latin)
reverto (Latin)
re- (Latin)
verto (Latin)
reversiōnem (Latin)

3. reversion

noun. (rɪˈvɝːʒən) (law) an interest in an estate that reverts to the grantor (or his heirs) at the end of some period (e.g., the death of the grantee).
Synonyms
escheat stake interest
Antonyms
progress gain ground stroke volley
Etymology
reversion (English)
reversion (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
reversio (Latin)
reverto (Latin)
re- (Latin)
verto (Latin)
reversiōnem (Latin)

4. reversion

noun. (rɪˈvɝːʒən) Returning to a former state.
Synonyms
regression retroversion reversal retrogression regress
Antonyms
falsify correct synchronize head obverse
Etymology
reversion (English)
reversion (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
reversio (Latin)
reverto (Latin)
re- (Latin)
verto (Latin)
reversiōnem (Latin)

5. reversion

noun. (rɪˈvɝːʒən) Turning in the opposite direction.
Synonyms
turnaround reorientation about-face reversal u-turn reverse turnabout change of direction about turn
Antonyms
forward victory success conformity passing
Etymology
reversion (English)
reversion (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
reversio (Latin)
reverto (Latin)
re- (Latin)
verto (Latin)
reversiōnem (Latin)

6. reversion

noun. (rɪˈvɝːʒən) (genetics) a return to a normal phenotype (usually resulting from a second mutation).
Synonyms
genetic mutation mutation chromosomal mutation
Antonyms
begin progressive normality better
Etymology
reversion (English)
reversion (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
reversio (Latin)
reverto (Latin)
re- (Latin)
verto (Latin)
reversiōnem (Latin)
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