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Definition of reverse
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of reverse is as below...
Reverse
(a.) That which
appears
or is
presented
when
anything,
as a
lance,
a line, a
course
of
conduct,
etc., is
reverted
or
turned
contrary
to its
natural
direction..
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Tail
::
Tail (n.) The side of a coin
opposite
to that which bears the head,
effigy,
or date; the
reverse;
--
rarely
used
except
in the
expression
heads or
tails,
employed
when a coin is
thrown
up for the
purpose
of
deciding
some point by its
fall..
A Priori
::
A
priori
()
Characterizing
that kind of
reasoning
which
deduces
consequences
from
definitions
formed,
or
principles
assumed,
or which
infers
effects
from
causes
previously
known;
deductive
or
deductively.
The
reverse
of a
posteriori..
Inverse
::
Inverse
(a.)
Opposite
in
order,
relation,
or
effect;
reversed;
inverted;
reciprocal;
--
opposed
to
direct..
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.)
Turned
backward;
having
a
contrary
or
opposite
direction;
hence;
opposite
or
contrary
in kind; as, the
reverse
order or
method..
Revert
::
Revert
(v. i.) To
change
back, as from a
soluble
to an
insoluble
state or the
reverse;
thus,
phosphoric
acid in
certain
fertilizers
reverts..
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) The back side; as, the
reverse
of a drum or
trench;
the
reverse
of a medal or coin, that is, the side
opposite
to the
obverse.
See
Obverse..
Positive
::
Positive
(a.)
Corresponding
with the
original
in
respect
to the
position
of
lights
and
shades,
instead
of
having
the
lights
and
shades
reversed;
as, a
positive
picture..
Undecreed
::
Undecreed
(a.)
Reversed
or
nullified
by
decree,
as
something
previously
decreed..
Renverse
::
Renverse
(v. t.) To
reverse.
Reeding
::
Reeding
(n.) A small
convex
molding;
a reed (see
Illust.
(i) of
Molding);
one of
several
set close
together
to
decorate
a
surface;
also,
decoration
by means of
reedings;
-- the
reverse
of
fluting..
Reexchange
::
Reexchange
(v. t.) To
exchange
anew; to
reverse
(a
previous
exchange).
Recoil
::
Recoil
(v. i.) To
start,
roll,
bound,
spring,
or fall back; to take a
reverse
motion;
to be
driven
or
forced
backward;
to
return..
Unbarbed
::
Unbarbed
(a.)
Destitute
of
bards,
or of
reversed
points,
hairs,
or
plumes;
as, an
unbarded
feather..
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) To turn back; to cause to face in a
contrary
direction;
to cause to
depart.
Negative
::
Negative
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
picture
upon glass or other
material,
in which the
lights
and
shades
of the
original,
and the
relations
of right and left, are
reversed..
Debased
::
Debased
(a.)
Turned
upside
down from its
proper
position;
inverted;
reversed.
Spurry
::
Spur-royal
(n.) A gold coin, first made in the reign of
Edward
IV.,
having
a star on the
reverse
resembling
the rowel of a spur. In the
reigns
of
Elizabeth
and of James I., its value was
fifteen
shillings..
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) To cause to
return;
to
recall.
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.) Any
action
in
resisting
other
action
or
force;
counter
tendency;
movement
in a
contrary
direction;
reverse
action.
Ob-
::
Ob- () A
prefix
signifying
to,
toward,
before,
against,
reversely,
etc.; also, as a
simple
intensive;
as in
oblige,
to bind to;
obstacle,
something
standing
before;
object,
lit., to throw
against;
obovate,
reversely,
ovate.
Ob- is
commonly
assimilated
before
c, f, g, and p, to oc-, of-, og-, and op-..
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