B2adverbformalacademic
US/kənˈvɜːrs.li/
UK/kənˈvɜːs.li/
used to introduce an idea that is the opposite of the one just mentioned
In context
Some students learn best alone; conversely, others need a group.
Higher prices reduce demand and, conversely, lower prices increase it.
Conversely, a weak currency makes exports cheaper for foreign buyers.
Words that go with conversely
adverb + verb
- and converselySleep affects mood, and conversely, mood affects sleep.
- or converselyFans may love the change or, conversely, stop watching the show.
- conversely, ifConversely, if the rain stops early, the harvest will be poor.
- but converselyCities offer jobs, but conversely, they can be lonely places.
- conversely, whenConversely, when interest rates fall, people borrow more.