inversely
adverb
uk/ɪnˈvɜːs.li/us/ɪnˈvɝːs.li/in such a way that oneamountgetsbiggeras another getssmaller:
Sometimes itseemsthatpresscoverageof aneventis inverselyproportionaltoitstrueimportance(= the moreimportanttheevent, the lessattentionispaidto it).
Onestudyfoundthat theriskof astrokeis inverselyrelatedtoeatingnuts.
See
inverse
inverse proportion
- Thesepubliccontributionswouldvaryinversely withincome.
- Prices are inverselyrelatedtocropsize: for every 1percentincreaseincropsize, theindustrycanexpecta 1percentdecreaseinprice.
- Inversely, thecloudcoverhelpedtokeepovernighttemperaturesup.
Opposites
- antinome
- antithesis
- antithetical
- antonymous
- anything
- counterpose
- countervailing
- dichotomous
- dichotomy
- exactly
- flip side
- go into reverseidiom
- inverse
- otherwise
- polar
- polarity
- pole
- poles apartidiom
- reverse
- vice versa