simple past tense and past participle of reverse
"The driver quickly reversed the car out of the driveway after realizing he had parked facing the wrong way."
In plain English: To reverse something means to make it go back the way it came before.
"The traffic was reversed after the accident caused a major delay on the highway."
Turned or changed to the contrary; inside out.
"After washing, he found his shirt had come out reversed and was wearing backward."
In plain English: Reversed means turned around so that it goes backward instead of forward.
"The reversed traffic pattern caused confusion for drivers entering from the side street."
Usage: Use reversed as an adjective before nouns, such as in "a reversed decision," rather than after them like you would with past participles of other verbs. This form specifically indicates that something has been turned around so its opposite side is now facing outward or forward.