Reversible

B2 8+

Pronunciation: /rɪˈvɜːrsəbl/

Definitions of reversible

noun a garment or fabric that can be worn or used on either side

Example Sentences

A1 A reversible is a piece of clothing that can be worn inside out.

A2 I bought a reversible jacket that can be worn with either side facing out.

B1 The reversible of the jacket is made of a different material than the outer side.

B2 She loves the reversible feature of the bag, as she can easily change its color.

C1 The reversible of the fabric allows for more versatility in design options.

C2 The reversible of the garment showcases the craftsmanship of the designer.

adjective capable of being reversed or turned inside out

Example Sentences

A1 The jacket is reversible, so you can wear it inside out.

A2 These curtains are reversible, you can choose which side faces out.

B1 The design of the backpack is reversible, allowing you to switch between two different looks.

B2 The reversible coat is perfect for travel, as it can be worn in multiple ways.

C1 The reversible tablecloth adds versatility to the dining room decor.

C2 The reversible duvet cover offers a convenient way to change the bedroom aesthetic.

Examples of reversible in a Sentence

formal The chemical reaction is reversible, meaning it can proceed in both directions.

informal The jacket is reversible, so you can wear it inside out for a different look.

slang I love these reversible jeans - it's like getting two pairs for the price of one!

figurative Forgiveness is a reversible process - you can always change your mind and decide to forgive someone later on.

Grammatical Forms of reversible

past tense

reversed

plural

reversibles

comparative

more reversible

superlative

most reversible

present tense

reverse

future tense

will reverse

perfect tense

have reversed

continuous tense

is reversing

singular

reversible

positive degree

reversible

infinitive

to reverse

gerund

reversing

participle

reversed

Origin and Evolution of reversible

First Known Use: 1601 year
Language of Origin: Latin
Story behind the word: The word 'reversible' originated from the Latin word 'reversibilis', which is derived from the verb 'revertere' meaning 'to turn back'.
Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe something that can be turned or changed back to its original state, the word 'reversible' has evolved to also refer to clothing or objects that can be worn or used on either side.