Reverser
Pronunciation: /rɪˈvɜːrsər/
Reverser (noun)
- A person or thing that makes something go in the opposite direction or return to an earlier state.
- A device or method that cancels a result and brings conditions back to what they were before.
- In computing, a tool that changes stored data so it matches the earlier order or original form.
Examples
- The reverser turns back direction when the signal changes.
- A reverser turns back direction to avoid the obstacle.