Email & Comms Jargon · Managing Director level

"Will revert"

"Will revert" is a British-influenced corporate phrase meaning "I will get back to you" with an answer, update, or decision.

Say this instead: I'll get back to you

Got "Will revert" in an email? Buzzkill translates it right inside Gmail.

Add to Chrome, free

How "Will revert" shows up at work

Common in finance, consulting, and any office with a significant UK or South Asian professional culture. To everyone outside those circles, it sounds like the sender is about to undo something. It means the opposite of that.

Buzzword

Thanks for the question, will revert once I've checked with the team.

Plain English

Thanks for the question, I'll get back to you once I've checked with the team.

Corporate Rank: Managing Director · Category: Email & Comms Jargon

Stop sounding like the buzzword.

Buzzkill highlights "Will revert" and 637 other buzzwords in Gmail and LinkedIn, and rewrites them to plain English in one click. Free to try, 100% local.

Add to Chrome, free

More Email & Comms Jargon: Adding for visibility · Adding to the thread · Any update on this · Apologies for the delay · As discussed · As per our conversation

All Email & Comms Jargon · The full library · What's your Corporate Rank?