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Meanings of reverted to type in English

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Usage of reverted to type in English
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For in the course of nine minutes, Trump swiftly reverted to type.
The Guardian
2
However, that breakthrough was short-lived and they soon reverted to type.
The Guardian
3
By the time our heroine has returned home, she'll have reverted to type.
The Irish Times
4
The natural savage instinct became predominant; he reverted to type.
In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country
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They have reverted to type and are clearly enjoying it.
Reuters
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He, too, had reverted to type: dark jungle fatigues and a felt bush-ranger hat.
The Naked God
7
That rascal of a Don Miguel has reverted to type.
The Pride of Palomar
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Euro 2008 Qualifying Group E:England have reverted to type.
The Irish Times
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They've reverted to type, bullying the Scots, Samoans and Americans into yielding to their physical dominance.
Radio NZ
10
He could not blame the reporters and commentators if they assumed that he had reverted to type.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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Now as a private company, Clondalkin has reverted to type and apparently wants to keep its business to itself.
The Irish Times
12
Basically, the early bird special has at last been socially sanctioned, and as a result I have reverted to type.
The Guardian
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She added meditatively, "And I think I must have reverted to type-upthere on the mountain, this morning."
The Bent Twig
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After the strong Protection of Freedoms Act in the first year of the coalition government, the Conservatives have reverted to type.
The Guardian
15
This year's Budget reverted to type, with the focus on personal tax bands and credits, though no action on the "old reliables".
The Irish Times
16
So your Geoffrey Fox being pagan, primitive-primordial ,whateverit is now the fashion to call it, reverted to type, and you were the victim.
Mistress Anne
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