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Origin and Etymology of renverse
Middle French renverser, from re- + enverser to invert, from Old French, from envers upside down, from Latin inversus
Definition of renversé
:consisting of or accompanied by a bending of the head and body from the waist while turning in ballet :reversed
- a renversé movement
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Origin and Etymology of renversé
French, literally, turned back, from past participle of renverser to turn back, from Middle French
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