" reverted to "

 [ "Revert" ]

1: Go back to the old way, even if the new way is so much better and more efficient.

  * e.g.,  ... Revert that program back to COBOL, C# is just way too cool for this process. 

 [ "Revert" ]

1: The word everyone says after Fortnite took away 50 health/sheild and materials.

  * e.g.,  ... EX: Honestly, I am thinking of uninstalling until they revert the update. 

 [ "revert" ]

1: Someone who used to believe in one thing (Christianity, for example) and who then became a Muslim. In other words, someone who returned to the religion (Islam) that Allah gave to all humantiy.

  * e.g.,  ... I became a revert 10 years ago. 

 [ "revert" ]

1: Write back, reply: in other words divert my attention back to you. Indian English

  * e.g.,  ... I will revert to you in due course. (sign-off for a business letter) 

 [ "revert" ]

1: a retard/pervert hybrid

  * e.g.,  ... the ignoramus revert molested another child right in front of a security camera. 

 [ "revert" ]

1: A recidivist pervert.

  * e.g.,  ... William was a sick revert...he couldn't resist the urge to expose himself to interns. 

 [ "revert" ]

1: to pinch a loaf whilst facing the wrong way on your toilet (facing the cistern)

  * e.g.,  ... omg i just hung a fat revert 

 [ "kindly revert" ]

1: Indian English for "please reply". Recurring nightmare of sysadmins and ITs dealing with Indians. Usually combined with other indianisms such as do the needful, causing a violent urge to facepalm among native English speakers. May also cause workflow disruption when the topic is about a commit.

  * e.g.,  ... Customer: "Dear Mr. Phelps, I have a doubt about the updation. Kindly revert." 

 [ "Revert" ]

1: A person who is very stupid/ignorant. Someone who does not understand anything, or is a loner.

  * e.g.,  ... Anders is such a revert. 

 [ "The Shepps Revert" ]

1: When you’re skiing down a breezy blue run and want to practice that switch stance, so you plant a pole and swing ‘er round

  * e.g.,  ... I wanted to see who had been left behind, so I deployed the Shepps Revert to get a good look at the boys up on the hill