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reversal
A change to the opposite position.
reverse
To turn something in the opposite direction.
reverse charge
to bill the recipient instead of the sender
reverse course
Change direction or decision back to the previous state.
reverse midas touch
Turning good things into bad outcomes.
reversible
Able to be changed back to the original state.
reversion
Returning to a previous state.
revert
To return to a previous state.
review
a critical article or report
reviewer
A person who evaluates or critiques something.
revile
To criticize someone harshly.
revis
A surname; often associated with notable individuals.
revise
To change or edit something for improvement.
revision
an updated version of something
revisionism
Changing accepted beliefs about history or facts.
revisionist
Someone who revises historical facts or views.
revisit
to go back to a previous place or idea
revitalization
Bringing new life or energy to something.
revitalize
To bring new life or energy to something.
revival
An improvement or return of something.
revive
to restore to a former condition
revocation
the act of taking back something granted
revoke
To take back or cancel something officially.
revolt
a violent uprising against authority or government