inverted in Latin
inverted in Latin is inversus — inverted means turned upside down or reversed in order, direction, or position.
inverted in Latin
inversus
Having the order or direction changed; for example, turned upside down, reversed, or in any other way opposite or contrary.
What does "inverted" mean?
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adj Turned upside down or reversed in order, direction, or position.
"She hung the painting inverted by mistake, so the sky was at the bottom."
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adj Music: having the lowest note of a chord moved up an octave.
"The pianist played an inverted chord to make the melody stand out."
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inverted in a sentence
- She hung the painting inverted by mistake, so the sky was at the bottom.
- The image on old camera film appears inverted before it is printed.
- The pianist played an inverted chord to make the melody stand out.
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What is "inverted" in Latin?
"inverted" in Latin is inversus. inverted means: Turned upside down or reversed in order, direction, or position.
How do you use "inverted" in a sentence?
Example: "She hung the painting inverted by mistake, so the sky was at the bottom." In Latin, "inverted" is inversus.
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