adjective capable of being reverted or returned to a previous state or condition
In real estate, 'revertible' is used to describe a property that can be returned to its previous owner or state.
In legal terms, 'revertible' refers to property that can return to its original owner or state under certain conditions.
In finance, 'revertible' may be used to describe a financial instrument or transaction that can be reversed or returned to its original state.
The software code is revertible to its previous version in case of errors.
The treatment plan is revertible based on the patient's progress.
The design changes are revertible until final approval.
The investment strategy is revertible if market conditions change.
The campaign strategy is revertible if it does not yield desired results.