Conversely
Conversely adverb - Just the opposite being true.
Whether and conversely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whether" instead a conjunction "Conversely".
Nearby Words: converse, conversion
Whether
Conversely and whether are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conversely" instead a conjunction "Whether".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- oppositely and conversely
- oppositely and whether
- in case and conversely
- in case and whether
- even if and conversely
- even if and whether
- or else and conversely
- or else and whether
- in other words and conversely
- in other words and whether
- on the other hand and conversely
- on the other hand and whether
- either and conversely
- either and whether
Both words in one sentence
- Conversely, if someone has a name that is his/her species (whether in English or in another language), that's Species Surname or A Dog Named "Dog".
Source: A Lizard Named "Liz" - Also not uncommon, conversely, by despisers of both, whether for or against the relevant misapprehensions.
Source: Pretender Diss - Conversely, all the male villains, including mooks died, regardless of whether they killed anyone or not.
Source: Men Are the Expendable Gender
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