conversely

tersine; aksine

Used to introduce a statement that reverses or contrasts with what has just been said; in the opposite way.

• You can add ice to cool your drink. Conversely, you can heat it if you prefer.
• He likes the countryside; conversely, his wife prefers city life.
• Some believe technology isolates people. Conversely, others argue it brings us closer together.
• High inflation typically erodes purchasing power and discourages consumer spending; conversely, deflation can lead to delayed purchases and economic stagnation.
• Authoritarian regimes often suppress individual freedoms to maintain social order; conversely, democracies prioritize personal liberties despite occasional instability.
• Intensive farming methods maximize short-term crop yields but degrade soil quality; conversely, organic practices enhance long-term sustainability while reducing immediate output.

Eş anlamlılar: inversely, contrarily, on the other hand, vice versa, alternatively

Zıt anlamlılar: similarly, likewise, correspondingly