| REVERENCED | • reverenced v. Simple past tense and past participle of reverence. • REVERENCE v. to venerate, also REVERE. |
| REVERENCER | • reverencer n. One who reverences something. • REVERENCER n. one who reverences. |
| REVERENCES | • reverences v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reverence. • REVERENCE v. to venerate, also REVERE. |
| REVERENTLY | • reverently adv. In a reverent manner. • REVERENT adv. deeply respectful. |
| REVERIFIED | • reverified v. Simple past tense and past participle of reverify. • REVERIFY v. to verify again. |
| REVERIFIES | • reverifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reverify. • REVERIFY v. to verify again. |
| REVERSEDLY | • reversedly adv. In a reversed way. • REVERSED adv. REVERSE, to turn or move in the opposite direction. |
| REVERSIBLE | • reversible adj. Able to be reversed. • reversible adj. (Of clothing) Able to be worn inside out. • reversible adj. (Chemistry, of a chemical reaction) Capable of proceeding in either direction. |
| REVERSIBLY | • reversibly adv. In a way that can be undone. • reversibly adv. Relating to something that is reversible. • REVERSIBLE adv. capable of being reversed. |
| REVERSINGS | • reversings n. Plural of reversing. • REVERSING n. the act of moving in reverse. |
| REVERSIONS | • reversions n. Plural of reversion. • REVERSION n. the act of reverting. |
| REVERSISES | • REVERSIS n. an old card game in which the taker of fewest tricks wins. |
| REVERTANTS | • revertants n. Plural of revertant. • REVERTANT n. (French) a mutant gene that regains a former capability. |
| REVERTIBLE | • revertible adj. Able to be reverted. • REVERTIBLE adj. capable of being reverted; as, a revertible estate. |