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[ ɹˌiːvˈɜːs], [ ɹˌiːvˈɜːs], [ ɹ_ˌiː_v_ˈɜː_s]
Related words: reverse engineering, debugging, disassembling, cracked software, malware reverse engineering, software reverse engineering, decompile software
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Similar words for re-verse:
- antonymic (adjective)
- antonymous (adjective)
- contradictory (adjective)
- contrary (adjective)
- counter (adjective)
- diametric (adjective)
- diametric/diametrical (adjective)
- inverse (adjective)
- opposite (adjective)
- rear (adjective)
- about-face (noun)
- adversity (noun)
- antipode (noun)
- antithesis (noun)
- antonym (noun)
- back (noun)
- backset (noun)
- bad luck (noun)
- blow (noun)
- calamity (noun)
- catastrophe (noun)
- check (noun)
- comedown (noun)
- contrast (noun)
- converse (noun)
- damage (noun)
- defeat (noun)
- disaster (noun)
- misadventure (noun)
- misfortune (noun)
- misfortune/mishap (noun)
- negation (noun)
- opposite (noun)
- paradox (noun)
- rear (noun)
- repulse (noun)
- retrogression (noun)
- reverse (noun)
- setback (noun)
- slump (noun)
- tail (noun)
- tragedy (noun)
- tribulation (noun)
- turn (noun)
- turnabout (noun)
- undoing (noun)
- unfortunateness (noun)
- unluckiness (noun)
- upset (noun)
- annul (verb)
- back (verb)
- backpedal (verb)
- boomerang (verb)
- change (verb)
- change one's tune (verb)
- countermand (verb)
- differ (verb)
- double back (verb)
- exchange (verb)
- interchange (verb)
- lift (verb)
- negate (verb)
- oppose (verb)
- override (verb)
- overrule (verb)
- overturn (verb)
- quash (verb)
- recall (verb)
- reflect (verb)
- renege (verb)
- repeal (verb)
- repudiate (verb)
- rescind (verb)
- retract (verb)
- retreat (verb)
- retrocede (verb)
- reverse (verb)
- revoke (verb)
- set back (verb)
- subvert (verb)
- transpose (verb)
- undo (verb)
- upset (verb)
- vacate (verb)
- withdraw (verb)
Synonyms for Re-verse:
adj.
• antonymic (adjective) • antonymous (adjective) • contradictory (adjective)- discrepant,
- opposing,
- irreconcilable,
- Nullifying,
- polar,
- incompatible,
- repugnant,
- diametric,
- no go,
- incongruous,
- antipodal,
- adverse,
- antithetic,
- conflicting,
- counteractive,
- anti,
- antipodean,
- AGIN,
- paradoxical,
- negating,
- Against,
- inconsistent,
- con,
- antithetical,
- ornery.
- inimical,
- Contrariant,
- refractory,
- recalcitrant,
- dissident,
- negative,
- discordant,
- wrongheaded,
- stubborn,
- hostile,
- nonconforming,
- intractable,
- perverse,
- froward,
- antipathetic,
- restive,
- recusant,
- unruly,
- dissentient,
- clashing,
- contumacious,
- headstrong,
- balky,
- rebellious,
- obstinate,
- opposed,
- wayward,
- insubordinate,
- nonconformist.
n.
• about-face (noun)- change in direction,
- turnaround,
- change,
- double,
- 180 degree turn,
- policy change,
- changeabout,
- retraction,
- doubleback,
- reverse,
- u-turn.
- drag,
- the worst,
- tough luck,
- sorrow,
- difficulty,
- hurting,
- contretemps,
- on the skids,
- hard knocks,
- downer,
- jam,
- hard times,
- pain in the neck,
- disaster,
- bummer,
- trouble,
- suffering,
- bad break,
- crunch,
- can of worms,
- clutch,
- distress,
- calamity,
- poison,
- kiss of death,
- misery,
- ill fortune,
- evil eye,
- jinx.
- hindquarters,
- tailpiece,
- aft,
- stern,
- backside,
- back end,
- hindpart,
- extremity,
- posterior,
- tail end,
- tail,
- far end.
- hard cheese,
- raw deal,
- ill luck,
- mischance,
- tough break,
- hard luck,
- hard time,
- devil's own luck,
- tragedy,
- rotten luck.
- comedown,
- letdown,
- balk,
- disgruntlement,
- casualty,
- bombshell,
- bolt from the blue,
- chagrin,
- debacle,
- jolt,
- frustration,
- shock.
- blue ruin,
- waterloo,
- tribulation,
- collapse,
- ruin,
- holy mess,
- cataclysm,
- downfall,
- cross,
- wretchedness,
- curtains,
- woe,
- unholy mess,
- scourge,
- wreck,
- visitation.
- emergency,
- grief,
- accident,
- bad luck,
- denouement,
- failure,
- infliction,
- fiasco,
- meltdown,
- alluvion,
- bad news,
- desolation,
- upshot,
- fatality,
- finale,
- devastation,
- crash,
- stroke,
- culmination,
- termination,
- ill,
- havoc,
- end.
- harness,
- damper,
- constraint,
- inhibition,
- rejection,
- holdup,
- restrainer,
- rebuff,
- curb,
- stoppage,
- control,
- grunt,
- limitation,
- impediment,
- obstruction.
- demotion,
- decline,
- anticlimax,
- dive,
- humiliation,
- descent,
- undoing,
- flop,
- cropper,
- pratfall,
- comeuppance,
- deflation,
- down,
- discomfiture,
- fall.
- distinction,
- incongruousness,
- comparison,
- contrariety,
- disparity,
- diversity,
- oppositeness,
- heterogeneity,
- variance,
- contradistinction,
- variation,
- dissimilarity,
- unlikeness,
- foil,
- incompatibility,
- dissimilitude,
- differentiation,
- Contraposition,
- disagreement,
- opposition,
- inequality,
- inconsistency,
- divergence.
- mischief,
- disturbance,
- harm,
- depreciation,
- knockout,
- Marring,
- ravage,
- wound,
- deprivation,
- blemish,
- destruction,
- deterioration,
- cave-in,
- disservice,
- impairment,
- ruining,
- mutilation,
- breakage,
- waste,
- spoilage,
- evil,
- detriment,
- debasement,
- outrage,
- wreckage,
- hurt,
- corruption,
- adulteration,
- wrong,
- illness,
- pollution,
- wrecking,
- bruise,
- bane,
- contamination.
- break,
- embarrassment,
- lacing,
- extermination,
- triumph,
- loss,
- count,
- Downthrow,
- Insuccess,
- rout,
- breakdown,
- Scalping,
- thrashing,
- waxing,
- annihilation,
- shellacking,
- conquest,
- trimming,
- Defeasance,
- killing,
- slaughter,
- Paddling,
- beating,
- trouncing,
- mastery,
- thwarting,
- whipping,
- subjugation,
- ko,
- massacre,
- trap,
- Whaling,
- licking,
- Whitewashing,
- Trashing,
- nonsuccess,
- ambush,
- drubbing.
- exigency,
- slip,
- depression,
- fell stroke,
- bust,
- holocaust,
- rough,
- washout,
- flood,
- hazard,
- rock,
- hot water,
- ruination,
- collision,
- act of god,
- blight,
- bale.
- burden,
- casuality,
- annoyance,
- stroke of bad luck,
- dole,
- nuisance,
- inconvenience,
- unpleasantness,
- anxiety,
- discomfort,
- disadvantage,
- worry,
- infelicity.
- nonexistence,
- renunciation,
- forget it,
- nullity,
- Gainsaying,
- nullification,
- repudiation,
- proscription,
- veto,
- counterpart,
- cancellation,
- no,
- nothingness,
- neutralization,
- antonym,
- Negatory,
- disclaimer,
- vacuity,
- refusal,
- disavowal,
- blank.
- rump,
- afterpart,
- back door,
- tush,
- buttocks,
- butt,
- rear guard,
- heel,
- seat,
- back seat,
- rear end,
- hind part.
- flip-flop,
- blow,
- contradiction,
- Contra,
- Counterpole,
- hardship,
- converse,
- affliction,
- bottom,
- Antipode,
- wrong side,
- volte-face,
- misfortune,
- turning,
- retroversion,
- adversity,
- change of mind,
- other side,
- inverse,
- mishap,
- turn around,
- regression,
- Vanquishment,
- trial,
- antithesis,
- turn,
- turnabout,
- catastrophe,
- counter,
- verso,
- about-face,
- Antipole,
- vicissitude,
- contrary,
- defeat,
- retrogression,
- contradictory,
- back,
- flip side,
- reversion,
- disappointment,
- reversal,
- underside,
- conquering,
- rear,
- switch,
- repulse,
- misadventure,
- bath,
- check,
- setback,
- reversement,
- Overturning.
- stumbling block,
- slowdown,
- delay,
- drawing board,
- whole new ballgame,
- hindrance,
- hold-up,
- hitch,
- reversal of fortune,
- obstacle,
- Backset.
- rut,
- falling-off,
- blue funk,
- drop,
- blue devils,
- downslide,
- slide,
- recession,
- dip,
- bad period,
- stagnation,
- downturn,
- trough,
- downswing,
- downtrend,
- funk,
- bad times,
- rainy days,
- dumps,
- low,
- the skids,
- sag.
- hind end,
- train,
- stub,
- fag end,
- last part,
- hindmost part,
- tag,
- conclusion,
- appendage,
- wagger,
- empennage,
- rudder,
- tag end,
- caudal appendage.
- doom,
- Unluckiness,
- curse,
- bad fortune,
- lot,
- struggle,
- dolor.
- oppression,
- Wronging,
- persecution,
- heartache,
- cross to bear,
- double whammy,
- rainy day,
- crucible,
- albatross,
- hard knock,
- headache,
- ordeal,
- vexation,
- care.
- drift,
- detour,
- bow,
- bias,
- spiral,
- deviation,
- branch,
- spin,
- bend,
- trend,
- flection,
- gyre,
- fork,
- Right-about,
- angle,
- round,
- twisting,
- flexure,
- departure,
- corner,
- wind,
- twist,
- swing,
- winding,
- quirk,
- circumvolution,
- whirl,
- yaw,
- direction,
- gyration,
- pirouette,
- tendency,
- wheel,
- cycle,
- pivot,
- circulation,
- circuit,
- hook,
- rotation,
- curve,
- tack,
- heading.
- last straw,
- flaw,
- destroyer,
- omission,
- trip,
- miscalculation,
- weakness,
- subversion,
- fault,
- bad omen,
- disgrace,
- fumble,
- shame,
- misstep,
- stumble.
v.
• annul (verb)- abrogate,
- abate,
- vitiate,
- get off the hook,
- delete,
- declare,
- call off,
- wipe out,
- kill,
- neutralize,
- erase,
- dissolve,
- vacate,
- scrub,
- discharge,
- expunge,
- efface,
- abolish,
- annihilate,
- blot out,
- obliterate,
- nix,
- render null and void,
- cancel.
- backlash,
- react,
- come back,
- kick back,
- come home to roost,
- recoil,
- bounce back,
- return,
- rebound,
- ricochet.
- stand apart,
- be distinguished from,
- clash with,
- jar with,
- bear no resemblance,
- conflict with,
- deviate from,
- depart from,
- show contrast,
- not conform,
- disagree,
- contradict,
- diversify,
- take exception,
- vary,
- digress,
- diverge,
- not look like,
- be unlike,
- lack resemblance,
- divaricate from,
- sing a different tune,
- run counter to,
- qualify,
- be off the beaten path.
- pay back,
- seesaw,
- deal in,
- convert into,
- horse trade,
- traffic,
- bandy,
- castle,
- transact,
- pass to,
- revise,
- commute,
- change hands,
- give and take,
- link up,
- reciprocate,
- hook up,
- go over to,
- return the compliment,
- correspond,
- shuffle,
- bargain,
- contact with,
- truck,
- cash in,
- swap horses,
- buy and sell,
- network,
- market,
- shuttle,
- substitute,
- replace.
- disprove,
- oppose,
- void,
- Disaffirm,
- refute,
- dump,
- rebut,
- disallow,
- deny,
- frustrate,
- break with,
- turn thumbs down,
- impugn,
- fly in the face of,
- turn down,
- redress,
- stonewall,
- controvert,
- belie,
- countercheck,
- traverse,
- blackball,
- put down,
- gainsay,
- ding,
- cancel out.
- resist,
- encounter,
- face,
- confront,
- protest,
- not countenance,
- thwart,
- search out,
- counterattack,
- assault,
- debate,
- defy,
- speak against,
- dispute,
- prevent,
- withstand,
- take issue,
- attack,
- face down,
- stand up to,
- expose,
- disapprove,
- combat,
- take on,
- call in question,
- fight,
- bombard,
- argue,
- frown at,
- hinder,
- taunt,
- take a stand,
- bar,
- assail,
- battle.
- knock over,
- turn upside down,
- bring down,
- knock down,
- roll,
- topple,
- spill,
- tumble,
- keel over,
- prostrate,
- overbalance,
- upturn,
- tip over.
- put the lid on,
- squelch,
- black out,
- bottle up,
- put damper on,
- cork up,
- crack down on,
- hush up,
- clamp down on,
- shut down,
- watergate.
- unsay,
- suspend,
- abjure,
- dismiss,
- call in,
- disqualify,
- Palinode,
- forswear,
- call back,
- recant,
- take back.
- imitate,
- mirror,
- follow,
- shine,
- match,
- reply,
- repercuss,
- reproduce,
- reverberate,
- cast,
- copy,
- emulate,
- resonate,
- throw back,
- resound,
- take after,
- flash,
- repeat,
- give forth,
- echo.
- back out,
- shoot down,
- wash out,
- zap,
- x-out,
- worm out,
- opt out,
- renig,
- throw over,
- stand down.
- desert,
- abandon,
- apostatize,
- discard,
- disavow,
- refuse,
- tergiversate,
- banish,
- disown,
- defect,
- cut off,
- oust,
- wash one's hands of,
- dishonor,
- Disacknowledge,
- demur,
- forsake,
- disclaim,
- be against,
- rat,
- flush,
- cast off,
- tergiverse,
- spurn,
- disinherit,
- renounce,
- reprobate.
- sheathe,
- pull in,
- eliminate,
- change one's mind,
- rule out,
- pull back,
- take in,
- draw in,
- reel in,
- go back on,
- Retrocede,
- repudiate,
- exclude,
- back down,
- eat one's words,
- back off,
- nig,
- have change of heart.
- quail,
- hand over,
- keep apart,
- elude,
- pull out,
- seclude oneself,
- resign,
- go along with,
- escape,
- cave in,
- evacuate,
- evade,
- give ground,
- go,
- move back,
- run,
- quit,
- decamp,
- shrink,
- sequester,
- hide,
- fold,
- ebb,
- reel,
- start back,
- lay down,
- draw back,
- avoid,
- beat it,
- leave,
- relinquish,
- keep aloof,
- depart,
- back away,
- disengage.
- modify,
- shift,
- backpedal,
- turn back,
- back up,
- overrule,
- capsize,
- lift,
- convert,
- revert,
- quash,
- backtrack,
- retreat,
- countermand,
- alter,
- evaginate,
- set aside,
- turn the tables,
- retract,
- annul,
- transfer,
- undo,
- negate,
- recall,
- repeal,
- go backwards,
- evert,
- dismantle,
- upend,
- revoke,
- Transplace,
- transpose,
- declare null and void,
- exchange,
- invalidate,
- upset,
- overturn,
- overthrow,
- go back,
- double back,
- renege,
- Overset,
- turn over,
- rescind,
- nullify,
- interchange,
- rearrange,
- move backwards,
- invert.
- impede,
- hang up,
- bog down,
- slow,
- detain,
- decelerate,
- embog,
- hold up,
- mire,
- slow up,
- slow down,
- retard.
- depress,
- demolish,
- contaminate,
- pervert,
- supersede,
- extinguish,
- suppress,
- sabotage,
- debase,
- undermine,
- corrupt,
- deprave,
- pull down,
- level,
- raze.
- transform,
- reorder,
- metamorphose,
- move,
- transmute,
- put,
- translate,
- relocate,
- transmogrify,
- render,
- transfigure.
- have,
- cramp,
- craze,
- injure,
- impoverish,
- skin,
- subvert,
- crimp,
- outmaneuver,
- decimate,
- wrack,
- screw up,
- make waves,
- offset,
- unsettle,
- destroy,
- overreach,
- mar,
- queer,
- shatter,
- outsmart,
- Unbuild,
- bring to naught,
- stymie,
- outfox,
- smash,
- spoil.
How to use "Re-verse" in context?
In life, there are always two sides to every story. In some cases, these two sides are actually the same story. In other cases, they are completely different stories with different outcomes. That is what we call a re-verse.
The re-verse concept can be applied to anything in life. For example, you could be on one side of the coin and the other side could be the reverse side. You could be on the winning side of a battle, but the reverse side could be the losing side. You could be on one side of the equation, but the reverse side could be the correct solution.
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