inversely
ɪnˈvɜrsli
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Definition of inversely - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

oppositein a manner opposite or contrary in position, direction, order, or effect
  • As the volume increases, pressure decreases inversely..
  • The two variables change inversely with each other.
  • The stock prices moved inversely to market trends.
contrarily conversely oppositely
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Expressions with inversely

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two quantities change oppositely, product stays constant
Speed and travel time are inversely proportional on a fixed journey.
showing that when one thing grows, the other thing usually shrinks
In this model, demand is inversely related to price.
related so that one goes up when the other goes down
These two factors are inversely associated in the study.

Origin of inversely

Latin, in- (not) + versus (turned)

Terms with inversely included in their meaning

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physics principle
principle where gas pressure inversely varies with volume
physics
density of an ideal gas varies inversely with temperature

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  1. French:inversement, ...
  2. German:umgekehrt, ...
  3. Italian:inversamente, ...
  4. Spanish:inversamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:inversamente, ...
  6. Chinese:相反地, ...
  7. Japanese:逆に, ...
  8. Arabic:عكسياً, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּיַחַס הָפוּךְ, ...
  10. Russian:обратно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:навпаки, ...
  12. Hindi:विलोमतः, ...

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