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Definition of conversely in English: converselyadverb kənˈvəːsliˈkɒnvəːsli Introducing a statement or idea which reverses one that has just been made or referred to. 反过来说；相反地 we're not going to have enough onions to last the year, while courgettes, conversely, are in a major surplus Example sentencesExamples - I'm curious if, conversely, Japanese art and pop culture have been much of an inspiration to you?
- When the country has harsh or, conversely, weak laws or a bad social network, it's harder to enforce.
- Such tools can create the illusion of enormity in a small room, or conversely create intimacy in vast spaces.
- A collapse of a society anywhere is a global issue, and conversely, anybody anywhere in the world now has ways of reaching us.
- Their successors, conversely, must begin where they left off - at the top.
- It was as though they had always been with me, and I found it difficult, conversely, to remember our first encounter.
- Inequality, conversely, is blasted as being unjust, unfair and tragic.
- Or, conversely, if lobbying should have tax benefits for charities, then why not for everyone else as well?
- Do you find yourselves checking each other, each making sure the other doesn't get too syrupy or, conversely, caustic?
- But, conversely, in some ways it's safer to be upfront - people find out anyway.
- Neither team deserved to win on Sunday's performance, and conversely neither team then deserved to lose.
- And, conversely, the existence of the state proves that the class antagonisms are irreconcilable.
- Garnett, conversely, has a joyous personality and a charismatic style of play to boot.
- And conversely, for every one of the best impulses of our souls, there is a demon waiting to hijack us and use us.
- The same is true with salty food, just as, conversely, the less sugar or salt we eat, the more sensitive we become to their presence.
- And conversely, the story of total freedom can't be right because there are things that just happen to us.
- We must declare what it is we feel that all people in the world should expect and conversely what we all deserve.
- Nor, conversely, are the photographs tired clichés of class defiance.
- And conversely, to drive unpredictably is to drive dangerously.
- This conversely means that hundreds of events never even register in awareness.
Synonyms conversely, inversely, the other way round, contrariwise, oppositely, in reverse, reciprocally
Definition of conversely in US English: converselyadverb Introducing a statement or idea which reverses one that has just been made or referred to. 反过来说；相反地 we're not going to have enough onions to last the year, while courgettes, conversely, are in a major surplus Example sentencesExamples - This conversely means that hundreds of events never even register in awareness.
- Or, conversely, if lobbying should have tax benefits for charities, then why not for everyone else as well?
- And conversely, the story of total freedom can't be right because there are things that just happen to us.
- Garnett, conversely, has a joyous personality and a charismatic style of play to boot.
- It was as though they had always been with me, and I found it difficult, conversely, to remember our first encounter.
- But, conversely, in some ways it's safer to be upfront - people find out anyway.
- I'm curious if, conversely, Japanese art and pop culture have been much of an inspiration to you?
- Their successors, conversely, must begin where they left off - at the top.
- And, conversely, the existence of the state proves that the class antagonisms are irreconcilable.
- Inequality, conversely, is blasted as being unjust, unfair and tragic.
- Do you find yourselves checking each other, each making sure the other doesn't get too syrupy or, conversely, caustic?
- And conversely, to drive unpredictably is to drive dangerously.
- The same is true with salty food, just as, conversely, the less sugar or salt we eat, the more sensitive we become to their presence.
- When the country has harsh or, conversely, weak laws or a bad social network, it's harder to enforce.
- Such tools can create the illusion of enormity in a small room, or conversely create intimacy in vast spaces.
- And conversely, for every one of the best impulses of our souls, there is a demon waiting to hijack us and use us.
- Nor, conversely, are the photographs tired clichés of class defiance.
- Neither team deserved to win on Sunday's performance, and conversely neither team then deserved to lose.
- We must declare what it is we feel that all people in the world should expect and conversely what we all deserve.
- A collapse of a society anywhere is a global issue, and conversely, anybody anywhere in the world now has ways of reaching us.
Synonyms conversely, inversely, the other way round, contrariwise, oppositely, in reverse, reciprocally
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