conversely in Latin
conversely in Latin is reflexim, ultrō — conversely means looking at the same situation from the opposite point of view.
conversely in Latin
reflexim
(often, conjunctive) With a reversed relationship.
ultrō
(often, conjunctive) With a reversed relationship.
What does "conversely" mean?
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adv Looking at the same situation from the opposite point of view.
"Interest rates could rise; conversely, they could fall sharply."
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conversely in a sentence
- Interest rates could rise; conversely, they could fall sharply.
- Some students thrive under pressure; conversely, others freeze up.
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What is "conversely" in Latin?
"conversely" in Latin is reflexim, ultrō. conversely means: Looking at the same situation from the opposite point of view.
How do you use "conversely" in a sentence?
Example: "Interest rates could rise; conversely, they could fall sharply." In Latin, "conversely" is reflexim, ultrō.
Are there other ways to say "conversely" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "conversely": reflexim, ultrō.
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