revertence
/rɪˈvəːt(ə)ns/noun
1Return or reversion to a state, theme, etc.; an instance of this.
2 Botany and Ecology. The reappearance of a species, community, or flora, or return to its dominance in an area in which its previous presence and subsequent disappearance is documented in the historical or palaeobotanical record.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Hardyng (?1378–?1464), chronicler and forger. From revert + -ence.
- carbonylation
- carbonyl chloride
- carbon–14 date
- carbon–14 dating
- car boot
- car-booter
- car boot sale
- carborane
- carborundum
- carbostyril
- car-bound
- carbowax
- carboxy
- carboxydismutase
- carboxyhaemoglobin
- carboxykinase
- carboxyl
- carboxylase
- carboxylate
- carboxylation
- carboxylic acid
- carboxyl-terminal
- carboxymethylated
- carboxymethylation
- carboxymethylcellulose