Again
Conversely and again are semantically related In some cases you can use "Conversely" instead an adverb "Again".
Conversely
Conversely adverb - Just the opposite being true.
Usage example: she cannot stand sugary food; conversely, her husband is fond of sweets
Again and conversely are semantically related in with the order reversed topic. You can use "Again" instead an adverb "Conversely".
Nearby Words: converse, conversion
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Conversely, Angel turned down a chance to become human again rather than risk her dying on his watch (though this is debatable, since he doesn't even move back to Sunnydale afterwards and she ends up dying, anyway).
Source: You Are Worth Hell - Conversely, the Pattersons (again barring April) view Mira as this, particularly Elly, who feels she's usurping her position in the family.
Source: Obnoxious In-Laws -
Conversely, some of these yojijukugo (again, four to eight syllables long, and written using four frequently rather complex characters) can occasionally be translated to a single four- or five-letter word like 意趣遺恨 which means "spite".
Source: Translation: Yes
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