oppositely
/ˈɑpəzɪtli/
adverb
- In a way that is completely different or facing the opposite direction.
- The twins often think oppositely about politics and religion.
- She turned the knob oppositely, and the door locked instead of opening.
- The two scientists oppositely interpreted the same data.
- Used to introduce a contrasting statement or idea; on the other hand.
- He argued that the policy would help the economy; oppositely, his colleague believed it would cause a recession.
- Some people prefer summer; oppositely, I love winter sports.
- The first plan was too expensive; oppositely, the second was too risky.
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