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Definition of inversely in English: inverselyadverbɪnˈvəːsliˈɪnvəːsli 1In the opposite manner, position, or order. the volume of a gas varies inversely with pressure Example sentencesExamples - In general, the share of agricultural production in the member states varies inversely with wealth.
- These stocks have a negative beta, which means they are strongly inversely correlated to the overall stock market indices.
- Average revenue per user generated by mobile subscribers is inversely correlated with relative time of subscription.
- By the early years of the Depression, the studio's stock was skidding inversely to its debt.
- Productivity increases, measured in real terms, moved inversely with the measure of excess employment.
- Fiber in forages is usually inversely related to digestibility.
- His success in a film is inversely proportional to the intelligence of his character.
- Subjective knowledge will be inversely related to the perceived evaluation difficulty of products.
- In my experience, the human value of a design conference is inversely proportional to the size of its sponsors.
- By design, the payments will vary inversely with realized gross revenue per acre.
- 1.1 In an inverted manner; upside down.
an inversely conical bore Example sentencesExamples - An orthodontic model has a single-block body made of catalyzing acrylic resin with a pair of prism boxes inversely positioned.
- This is a complex case with a rare genetic disorder, renal transplant, renal stone, and inversely placed kidney.
- The shoes can be inversely hung on the left rack body and the right rack body, respectively.
- They designed a pair of inversely shaped museum buildings for the eco-friendly city.
- The pair of bellows are inversely arranged the one upon the other.
Definition of inversely in US English: inverselyadverb 1In the opposite manner, position, or order. the volume of a gas varies inversely with pressure Example sentencesExamples - His success in a film is inversely proportional to the intelligence of his character.
- These stocks have a negative beta, which means they are strongly inversely correlated to the overall stock market indices.
- Fiber in forages is usually inversely related to digestibility.
- By the early years of the Depression, the studio's stock was skidding inversely to its debt.
- In general, the share of agricultural production in the member states varies inversely with wealth.
- Subjective knowledge will be inversely related to the perceived evaluation difficulty of products.
- By design, the payments will vary inversely with realized gross revenue per acre.
- Productivity increases, measured in real terms, moved inversely with the measure of excess employment.
- Average revenue per user generated by mobile subscribers is inversely correlated with relative time of subscription.
- In my experience, the human value of a design conference is inversely proportional to the size of its sponsors.
- 1.1 In an inverted manner; upside down.
an inversely conical bore Example sentencesExamples - The shoes can be inversely hung on the left rack body and the right rack body, respectively.
- This is a complex case with a rare genetic disorder, renal transplant, renal stone, and inversely placed kidney.
- They designed a pair of inversely shaped museum buildings for the eco-friendly city.
- The pair of bellows are inversely arranged the one upon the other.
- An orthodontic model has a single-block body made of catalyzing acrylic resin with a pair of prism boxes inversely positioned.
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