Definition of vice versa
: with the order changed : with the relations reversed : conversely
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Some people like to give, but not receive and vice versa.
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Attackers use it to alter crucial pieces of data by changing zeros to ones and vice versa.
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This is stuff out of a National Geographic special: a large alligator eating a shark, a python swallowing an alligator and vice versa.
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The obvious targets are the exchanges where ordinary money is swapped for crypto and vice versa.
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Stacking the two channels in series, the knob acts like a volume/gain control between the two channels, controlling how hard channel A cascades into B or vice versa.
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The civil war affects the ability of the Islamic State to operate and vice versa.
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How and at what cost will investigators demonstrate that satellite images of mass graves or chemical weapons attacks are real instead of fabricated — or vice versa?
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Results showed that a male’s sleep duration and quality was often significantly influenced by a female partner (but not vice versa).
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Origin and Etymology of vice versa
Latin
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Definition of vice versa for English Language Learners
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—used to say that the opposite of a statement is also true
VICE VERSA Defined for Kids
Definition of vice versa for Students
: with the order turned around
- Go here to there, not vice versa.
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