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Meanings of obverse in English
Usage of obverse in English
1
It bears upon its obverse side a tablet with the following inscription:
2
It was a bronze medal, bearing these legends on reverse and obverse:
3
The obverse of this medal, though not signed, was engraved by Fürst.
4
He is the obverse of what you are, your imagination turned real.
5
I don't think nature intended to have them the obverse of men.
6
This reverse side belongs to God; the obverse side to men.
7
The room's floor was simply the obverse of the tavern's ceiling.
8
Plato turns incessantly the obverse and the reverse of the medal of Jove.
9
They are the obverse and reverse of the same golden coin.
10
Now this lady and her husband were in obverse relative positions.
11
To Willard's surprise and bewilderment, the obverse of the coin was totally different.
12
This being granted, it remains only to state and illustrate the obverse fact.
13
The double eagle of 1850 bears on its obverse a head of Liberty.
14
On the obverse are two daggers and a cup, and the date viii.
15
Nations are beginning to realize that immigration is but the obverse of emigration.
16
This tracing is then penciled or blackened upon the obverse side.
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