conversely
Britishadverb
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In theory it's not the easiest time to return but conversely, I think it's the perfect time.
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The agents conversely granted Mr. Lowell had made “good faith legal arguments”—a token concession.
Extreme bearishness often precedes upward movement in the stock market; conversely, extreme bullish sentiment could be a cue to sell.
From MarketWatch
Extreme bullishness often precedes downward movement in the stock market; conversely, extreme bearish sentiment could be a cue to buy.
From MarketWatch
For England's strength can, conversely, also be a weakness.
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