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Definition of reverse
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Reverse
(a.)
Turned
upside
down;
greatly
disturbed.
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Inverse
::
Inverse
(a.)
Inverted;
having
a
position
or mode of
attachment
the
reverse
of that which is
usual.
Thrum-eyed
::
Thrum-eyed
(a.)
Having
the
anthers
raised
above the
stigma,
and
visible
at the
throat
of the
corolla,
as in
long-stamened
primroses;
-- the
reverse
of
pin-eyed..
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.) Any
action
in
resisting
other
action
or
force;
counter
tendency;
movement
in a
contrary
direction;
reverse
action.
Conversible
::
Conversible
(a.)
Capable
of being
converted
or
reversed.
Reverse
::
Reverse
(v. i.) To
become
or be
reversed.
Oblanceolate
::
Oblanceolate
(a.)
Lanceolate
in the
reversed
order,
that is,
narrowing
toward
the point of
attachment
more than
toward
the
apex..
Back
::
Back
(adv.)
Away from
contact;
by
reverse
movement.
Invert
::
Invert
(v. t.) To
convert;
to
reverse;
to
decompose
by, or
subject
to,
inversion.
See
Inversion,
n., 10..
Register
::
Register
(v. i.) To
correspond
in
relative
position;
as, two
pages,
columns,
etc. ,
register
when the
corresponding
parts fall in the same line, or when line falls
exactly
upon line in
reverse
pages,
or (as in
chromatic
printing)
where the
various
colors
of the
design
are
printed
consecutively,
and
perfect
adjustment
of parts is
necessary..
Heat
::
Heat (n.) The
sensation
caused
by the force or
influence
of heat when
excessive,
or above that which is
normal
to the human body; the
bodily
feeling
experienced
on
exposure
to fire, the sun's rays, etc.; the
reverse
of
cold..
Reversal
::
Reversal
(a.)
Intended
to
reverse;
implying
reversal.
Reversed
::
Reversed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Revers.
Reversedly
::
Reversedly
(adv.)
In a
reversed
way.
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..
Twin
::
Twin (n.) A
compound
crystal
composed
of two or more
crystals,
or parts of
crystals,
in
reversed
position
with
reference
to each
other..
Twinning
::
Twinning
(n.) The
assemblage
of two or more
crystals,
or parts of
crystals,
in
reversed
position
with
reference
to each other in
accordance
with some
definite
law; also,
rarely,
in
artificial
twinning
(accomplished
for
example
by
pressure),
the
process
by which this
reversal
is
brought
about..
Countermarch
::
Countermarch
(n.) An
evolution
by which a body of
troops
change
front or
reverse
the
direction
of march while
retaining
the same men in the front rank; also, a
movement
by which the rear rank
becomes
the front one,
either
with or
without
changing
the right to the
left..
Reverseless
::
Reverseless
(a.)
Irreversible.
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..
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..
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