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Meanings of reversal in English
Synonyms
Examples for "turnaround"
Examples for "turnaround"
1
New tax figures point to a remarkable turnaround in Ireland's public finances.
2
But the past week has seen a striking turnaround in their campaign.
3
The turnaround time for the fiscal framework decision is only 16 days.
4
A housing rebound is seen essential for a turnaround in the economy.
5
However, he expects a turnaround now that crude oil prices are retreating.
1
It was the reversion of power; it brought her a great exultation.
2
Give it seven or 10 years, though, and the reversion usually happens.
3
Words formed by the reversion of letters of former words; examples, 699-m.
4
Selfishness results in anarchy, a reversion to the Ishmaelite type of life.
5
But in regard to plants Dr. Hooker questions the fact of reversion.
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Good luck avoiding the appearance of turnabout, however legally legitimate the process.
2
Oh, by the way, Chesna: turnabout is fair play, don't you agree?
3
In the course of its fighting the monster may have to turnabout.
4
The two men moved their pieces, black and white, turn and turnabout.
5
As far as most Camorri were concerned, turnabout was fair play.
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Apparently Avery had accepted Mrs. Osborne's sudden change of mind without question.
2
However, a 'no refunds' policy for pure change of mind is acceptable.
3
The government's change of mind on standardised packaging for tobacco is welcome.
4
The word for repentance in Scripture means simply a change of mind.
5
Senator Derryn Hinch had reportedly had a last minute change of mind.
1
The hub's purpose is to eliminate the need for a flip-flop hub.
2
I don't know how they're gonna deal with the flip-flop thing, exactly.
3
She decided the soak and the soft rubber flip-flop soles were helping.
4
And the regulatory flip-flop hasn't helped matters either, said one of the sources.
5
But when I tried to discard the other flip-flop, I lost my footing.
Usage of reversal in English
1
Recent speculation of an accelerated deal is a reversal from last year.
2
Results: The fraction of large islets negatively correlated with diabetes reversal rates.
3
The billion-dollar question is whether another reversal is the time to buy.
4
Despite a swift reversal, protesters still demand that Pakistan's law minister resign.
5
These results highlight a dissociation between social task performance and reversal learning.
6
Could trade wars and a stock market reversal dent that some more?
7
The song stands in resistance to colonial power calling for its reversal.
8
The reversal of the vote of the Southern senators is particularly noticeable.
9
A reversal on this position is highly unlikely from the ruling party.
10
This is a direct reversal of Apple's previous ban on third-party development-tools.
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Interestingly, the Raman process is predominant in the spin reversal relaxation process.
12
This is a complete reversal from what was expected earlier this year.
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A time-reversal-based reconstruction algorithm was employed with this model for image reconstruction.
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Dopamine in the striatum is known to be important for reversal learning.
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African-American defendants had lower reversal rates in both elected and appointed states.
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But trading appetite has since returned as the trends attempt a reversal.
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Reversal through the time
Reversal across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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