conversely
adverb
con·verse·ly
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Definition of conversely
: in a contrasting or opposite way
—used to introduce a statement that contrasts with a previous statement or presents a differing interpretation or possibility The jurors' decision not to ask to rehear the experts' testimony could be an indication that they accepted their opinions at face value or, conversely, that they were unimpressed.— Manuel Roig-FranziaIf this active gene is a mutation that would otherwise have been recessive, it can lead to disease. Conversely, if the silenced gene is harmful in some way, imprinting can be beneficial.— Michael Reilly
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conversely
adverb
English Language Learners Definition of conversely
formal
: in a way that is the opposite of something else
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