reversed
- adjective
- /rɪˈvɜrst/
:
invertido
- The reversed image in the mirror made it difficult for her to recognize herself.
Their seasons are reversed for all these same reasons.
- Their seasons are reversed for all these same reasons.
- Can we say something in the reverse direction?
- That was why it was basically carried and now everything's reversed.
- And the irony is today in Putin's Russia are all reversed Putin's regime.
- So we went to them, said, look, we're no, it was reversed.
- Interestingly, not all right hand drive cars have the stocks reversed.
Examples
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Their seasons are reversed for all these same reasons.
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But you do see yourselves reversed in the monitors on set all the time.
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If roles were reversed, no, no chance would anyone do this for OP.
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The four subspaces are just reversed right to left.
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He noticed that the reversed order of the books on the shelf created a new aesthetic.
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When he played the video in reverse, the actions appeared completely reversed to how they originally happened.
Synonyms
102
3.2
In the opposite order, direction, or situation
32
3.9
Opposite to what is usual or expected
5
4.3
Moving in the opposite direction
Moved so things like letters or numbers switch places
Placed or turned so the top and bottom are swapped
Turned so the top is on the bottom
Antonyms
How Reversed
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6.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reversed comes from the parts re- 'back' and vert 'to turn'. So if something is reversed it is 'turned back' — that is, put the other way round or put in the opposite order.