conversely — in a way that is opposite or contrary to what has been stated
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in a way that is opposite or contrary to what has been stated
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈvɜːrsli/
Korean meaning: 반대로, 거꾸로, 역으로
Korean pronunciation: 컨**버**슬리
Example Sentences
- Eating chocolate makes me happy; conversely, dieting makes me grumpy.
- Students love summer vacation; conversely, teachers enjoy the break from grading papers.
- High prices discourage buyers; conversely, low prices attract more customers.
conversely
ADVERB//kənˈvɜːrsli//
in a way that is opposite or contrary to what has been stated
in a way that is opposite or contrary to what has been stated
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Conversely, what affects one adversely helps another diversely!
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Origin
From the Latin word 'conversus' (past participle of 'convertere', meaning 'to turn around'), combined with the suffix '-ly' (forming adverbs). The root traces back to 'con-' (together) and 'vertere' (to turn).
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“Eating chocolate makes me happy; conversely, dieting makes me grumpy.”
“Students love summer vacation; conversely, teachers enjoy the break from grading papers.”
“High prices discourage buyers; conversely, low prices attract more customers.”
“Exercise increases energy levels; conversely, lack of sleep decreases them.”
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