Definition of inversely in English:

inversely

adverbɪnˈvəːsliˈɪnvəːsli

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. 1.1 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:

inversely

adverb

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. 1.1 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.

单词	inversely
释义	Definition of inversely in English: inversely adverbɪnˈvəːsliˈɪnvəːsli 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: inversely adverb 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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