conversely

British  

/ ˈkɒnvɜːslɪ /

adverb

1. (sentence modifier) in a contrary or opposite way; on the other hand

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Example Sentences

Extreme bearishness often precedes upward movement in asset prices; conversely, extreme bullish sentiment could be a cue to sell.

From MarketWatch

Its inherent themes question what a life is worth and conversely what makes a life worthy.

From Los Angeles Times

"You're also, conversely, served quite a lot of raw food. He's talking about sushi, Japanese techniques."

From BBC

The temptation when considering an experienced actor’s directorial debut is to see it as a glimpse into what matters most to them — or conversely, what matters least.

From Los Angeles Times

Specifically, the announcement noted that officials are concerned about radar interference "clutter" that can obscure real moving targets or, conversely, create false ones.

From BBC