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reversible
This term describes a state of flexibility where a process or object can return to its original condition without permanent loss. In scientific or legal contexts, it suggests a lack of permanence, often contrasting with irreversible damage or finality. It carries a neutral to positive connotation when referring to mistakes that can be corrected, but a negative one when describing a temporary fix that lacks stability.
In the context of fashion and textiles, the word refers to a specific design utility where the garment is functional on both sides. This usage is purely physical and lacks the temporal or causal implications found in chemistry or logic.
Meanings
Examples
This jacket is reversible so you can wear it in black or grey.
Is this a reversible chemical reaction or a permanent one?
The court decided that the decision was reversible upon appeal.
I should have bought that reversible belt for my trip.
The doctor said the condition is reversible if treated early.
Wait this reversible pillow is actually much softer on the other side.
The process must be fully reversible to avoid wasting materials.