completely reversible

Frequency: 6.86.0 per million words

Emphasizes that the item or process can be returned to its original state fully and without any remaining changes.

reversibleADVERB + reversible

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completely

Examples (10)

  • The chemical reaction is completely reversible under these specific conditions.
  • Fortunately, the damage to the ecosystem was completely reversible with prompt intervention.
  • Doctors assured him that the side effects of the medication were completely reversible once treatment stopped.
  • The new policy is designed to be completely reversible if it doesn't yield the desired results.
  • This innovative fabric is completely reversible, offering two distinct looks depending on your mood.
  • Many hope that the effects of climate change are still completely reversible if we act decisively now.
  • Any changes made to the document are completely reversible through the version history feature.
  • The court's decision could be completely reversible if new and compelling evidence emerges.
  • The artist created a sculpture that was completely reversible, allowing for various orientations and interpretations.
  • With proper early treatment, the initial stages of the disease are often completely reversible.