Thesaurus / revert
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Unfortunately these people have no children; therefore on their death their property, now considerable, will revert to the master.JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE TO BRAZILMARIA GRAHAM
But though they use all their limbs as walking organs, they show no tendency to revert to the habit of the quadrupeds.MAN AND HIS ANCESTORCHARLES MORRIS
In the event of her death, this money shall revert to the parish of Pontiac, in whose graveyard I wish my body to lie.WHEN VALMOND CAME TO PONTIAC, COMPLETEGILBERT PARKER
But my thoughts would revert to these last words of Ormsby's.MY NEW CURATEP.A. SHEEHAN
So you see these actions are likely to revert to the sender, even if they are successful.THE HIDDEN POWERTHOMAS TROWARD
Is it not certain that the human race would revert to savagery, after those inventions had ceased to operate?INVENTIONBRADLEY A. FISKE
The payments were to be made quarterly, and promptly, or the whole would be forfeited and revert to the original owner.CHOICE READINGS FOR THE HOME CIRCLEANONYMOUS
Let the Queensland sugar fields, and the seven millions sunk in them, revert to the desert waste they were before.THIRTY YEARS IN AUSTRALIAADA CAMBRIDGE
We revert now finally to the “manual arts” which a full course in home economics adds to an “academic” education.THE WOMEN OF TOMORROWWILLIAM HARD
As to a gift to one of the Prince's servants, it is to revert to his sons when the year of liberty or jubilee is celebrated.THE PROPHET EZEKIELARNO C. GAEBELEIN
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 12, 2021
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