A phrase for 'the same holds in the opposite direction'
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I am looking for a phrase which eventually means "the same idea holds for the opposite direction"
For example:
A positive sign means that the values of a is bigger than the values of b, and a negative sign means that the values of b is bigger than the values of a.
So instead of writing the second part, the sentence starting with "a negative sign...", I am looking for a phrase to mean the same thing as the first part except in the other direction.
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I am looking for a phrase which eventually means "the same idea holds for the opposite direction"
For example:
A positive sign means that the values of a is bigger than the values of b, and a negative sign means that the values of b is bigger than the values of a.
So instead of writing the second part, the sentence starting with "a negative sign...", I am looking for a phrase to mean the same thing as the first part except in the other direction.
phrases
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"...the reverse is true".
– Kate Bunting
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I am looking for a phrase which eventually means "the same idea holds for the opposite direction"
For example:
A positive sign means that the values of a is bigger than the values of b, and a negative sign means that the values of b is bigger than the values of a.
So instead of writing the second part, the sentence starting with "a negative sign...", I am looking for a phrase to mean the same thing as the first part except in the other direction.
phrases
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I am looking for a phrase which eventually means "the same idea holds for the opposite direction"
For example:
A positive sign means that the values of a is bigger than the values of b, and a negative sign means that the values of b is bigger than the values of a.
So instead of writing the second part, the sentence starting with "a negative sign...", I am looking for a phrase to mean the same thing as the first part except in the other direction.
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"...the reverse is true".
– Kate Bunting
2 days ago
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"...the reverse is true".
– Kate Bunting
2 days ago
"...the reverse is true".
– Kate Bunting
2 days ago
"...the reverse is true".
– Kate Bunting
2 days ago
add a comment |
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