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Meanings of reversion in English
Synonyms
Examples for "relapse"
Examples for "relapse"
1
Studies suggest an association with a good prognosis; however, relapse can occur.
2
The problem, Kindt said, is the memories remain and people often relapse.
3
Main outcome measures: Time to alcohol relapse and to heavy drinking relapse.
4
However, more than fifty percent of patients will relapse within a year.
5
High relapse rates after ECT remain a serious and common clinical dilemma.
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The problem is when the memory lapse results in a serious outcome.
2
Lockup commitments, typically of three years, begin to lapse later this year.
3
However, if your relationship ends, your South African Spousal Permit will lapse.
4
Domestic violence is not about anger or a temporary lapse of control.
5
Why didn't things simply lapse back to the way they'd always been?
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The Birds run a risk of reverting to behaviors less than helpful.
2
The shape of Lianna Agnellis fell in on itself, reverting to water.
3
The majority of possessed were intent on reverting to their original features.
4
On the phone, Alex had said the bar was reverting .. .
5
Adobe recommends reverting to a previous version until the bugs are fixed.
1
Movectro was intended to be used for the treatment of relapsing-remitting MS.
2
Eight more relapsing patients were autografted after the achievement of second CR.
3
The illness that results is a severe and sometimes fatal relapsing fever.
4
In severe or frequently relapsing cases, vancomycin is the drug of choice.
5
Background: SCLC relapsing or refractory after induction chemotherapy is a chemoresistant tumor.
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Her grave demeanor, now lapsing into apparent stolidity, can be readily understood.
2
The demonstration was over, and Ferguson's story was lapsing into general gossip.
3
For allocation of delegates to Assemblies lapsing after civic limits rule imposed.
4
The batarian fainted, lapsing into unconsciousness from the sudden shock and pain.
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The thought of Fanny's lapsing into military society was shocking to her.
1
Netherlands; the other go-between between the incensed Queen and the backsliding favourite.
2
His relationships and then his breakups were characterized by backsliding, second thoughts.
3
He doesn't seem able to stand either the converting or the backsliding.
4
We are not, however, to discuss at present the physiology of backsliding.
5
No doubt there was plentiful vaporing, and cases of backsliding might occur.
1
Economic boycotts in recent years have pressured states to roll back legislation.
2
One million people signed a petition demanding Snap roll back the change.
3
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump's administration is looking to roll back financial regulation.
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Walker has helped roll back federal air pollution limits in the area.
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With effort, we can roll back poverty and the roadblocks to opportunity.
Catalan
retrocés Usage of reversion in English
1
It was the reversion of power; it brought her a great exultation.
2
Give it seven or 10 years, though, and the reversion usually happens.
3
Words formed by the reversion of letters of former words; examples, 699-m.
4
Selfishness results in anarchy, a reversion to the Ishmaelite type of life.
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But in regard to plants Dr. Hooker questions the fact of reversion.
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This latest exhibition marks more of a reversion to his earlier style.
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By rhythmic reversion, sextillion worlds passed into diaphanous luster; fire became firmament.
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It is a reversion to magic, a pandering to man's natural sloth.
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Pertaining to reversion through the influence of heredity to remote ancestral characteristics.
10
On the part of individuals we call this a reversion to barbarism.
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Spontaneous reversion of disease-causing mutations has been observed in some genetic disorders.
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The first step toward reversion is the casting aside of one's responsibilities.
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The late failure made it all seem like a reversion to type.
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Furthermore, these reversion mutations are known to change over the course of treatment.
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In all cases the reversion of rights is subject to the following limitations:
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The other type of equity release is the home reversion plan.
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Reversion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common