Flip side, back, abrogate, change round, capsize, contrary, backward, antithesis, accident, b-side, and back are all synonyms for reverse. Front, recto, and go forwards are antonyms of reverse. And here are 131 another word for reverse.
1. back
2. upset
3. exchange
3. upturn
4. converse
5. reversed
6. inverse
7. check
8. rear
The noun "reverse" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length: 1 synonym with 3 letters, 9 synonyms with 4 letters, 10 synonyms with 5 letters, 14 synonyms with 6 letters, 16 synonyms with 7 letters, 27 synonyms with 8 letters, 12 synonyms with 9 letters, 7 synonyms with 10 letters, 13 synonyms with 11 letters, 2 synonyms with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 13 letters, 3 synonyms with 14 letters, 2 synonyms with 15 letters, 2 synonyms with 17 letters, and 2 synonyms with 18 letters, for a total of 121 synonyms.
Sorry, we have no sentence example for "reverse."
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Peers | Superiors, subordinates | Squint, look closely/earnestly |
| High-level | Low-level, basic | Advanced, executive |
| Remorse | Impenitence, remorselessness | Contrition, deep regret |
| Overarching | Specific, limited | All-encompassing, comprehensive |
| Curse | Blessing, benediction | Malediction, the evil eye |
| Overlook | Spot, notice | Miss, fail to notice |
| Revelation | Keeping, covering up | Disclosure, surprising fact |
| Previously | After, as a result of | Formerly, earlier |
| Revenge | Forgiveness, pardon | Vengeance, retribution |
| Relieved | Stressed, anxious | Comforted, reassured |
| Discourse | Silence, quiet | Discussion, conversation |
| Never ending | Temporary, finite | Incessant, continuous |
| Development | Decline, stagnation | Evolution, growth |
| Understand | Ignore, misunderstand, confuse | Appreciate, recognize |
| Over | Under, below | Above, on top of |
| Everyone | No one, someone | Everybody, every person |
| Adversity | Good times, prosperity, fortune | Misfortune, ill luck |
| Very happy | Very sad, miserable | Ecstatic, elated |
| Misunderstand | Grasp, understand correctly, get the right idea | Misapprehend, misinterpret |
| Misunderstanding | Harmony, clarity, agreement | Misinterpretation, misconstruction |
| Everything | Nothing, none | Each item, each thing |
| Conversely | Similarly, likewise | Conversely, in contrast |
| Revolution | Stagnation, stability | Rebellion, revolt |
| Government | Anarchy, lawlessness | Administration, executive |
| Overview | Detail, specifics | Survey, outline |
| Poverty | Wealth, affluence | Penury, destitution |
| Reveal | Hide, conceal | Divulge, disclose |
| Version | Original, copy | Sort, kind |
| Very good | Very bad, poor | Excellent, outstanding |
| Adverse | Favorable, beneficial, positive, friendly | Unfavourable, disadvantageous |
| Forever | Occasionally, never | Continually, continuously |
| Versatile | Inflexible, limited | Adaptable, flexible |
| Discovered | Concealed, hidden | Found, unearthed |
| Discover | Conceal, hide | Find, locate |
| Worse | Better, improved | Inferior, poorer |
| Achieved | Failed, unaccomplished | Accomplished, attained |
| Achieve | Fail, lose | Attain, reach |
| Believe | Disbelieve, doubt | Be convinced by, trust |
| Moreover | However, on the contrary | Besides, furthermore |
| Clever | Ill-advised, foolish | Intelligent, bright |
| Cover | Reveal, expose, uncover. | Put something on top of, place something over |
| Understandable | Incomprehensible, unfathomable | Comprehensible, easy to understand |
| Perseverance | Laziness, apathy | Persistence, tenacity |
| Personality | Uniformity, conformity | Character, nature |
| Achievement | Failure, defeat | Attainment, reaching |
| Controversial | Uncontroversial, anodyne | Contentious, disputed |
| Conversation | Silence, monologue | Discussion, talk |
| Even | Uneven, bumpy | Flat, smooth |
| Average | Outstanding, exceptional | Mean, median |
| Previous | Following, next | Foregoing, preceding |
| Very important | Trivial, insignificant | Crucial, vital |
| Personal | Public, impersonal | Distinctive, characteristic |
| Persistent | Intermittent, occasional, irresolute | Tenacious, persevering |
| Leverage | Disadvantage, liability | Grip, purchase |
| Of course | Not at all, definitely not | Naturally, as might be expected |