Conversely
Conversely adverb - Just the opposite being true.
Either and conversely are semantically related. in suggestion of choice topic. In some cases you can use "Either" instead a conjunction "Conversely".
Nearby Words: converse, conversion
Either
Either adverb - In addition to what has been said.
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Synonyms for Either
Conversely and either are semantically related. You can use "Conversely" instead a conjunction "Either".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Tiffany, conversely, was initially portrayed as being a somewhat narcissistic yes-woman to either Sandi or Quinn, depending on which one she was speaking to at the time.
- Conversely Libman has said she's nothing like the other character she voices either - the Shrinking Violet Fluttershy.
Source: Funny Character, Boring Actor - Everyone either just hears about the "acid boobs" in the first episode and turns away, or conversely got hooked on the series BECAUSE of the acid boobs.
Source: Best Known for the Fanservice
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