How do you use Reversal in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like reverse or turnaround, plus the exact meaning.

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Reversal in a sentence

Reversal | Reversals

Reversal meaning

  1. The state of being reversed.
  2. An instance of reversing.
  3. A change to an opposite direction.

Synonyms of Reversal

reverse turnabout turnaround turn turning turn around natural event occurrent occurrence happening black eye blow setback change of state change of mind

Example sentences (20)

The major reason for the sustained FPI flows into India is the reversal in FPI strategy to “Buy India, Sell China”.

What we have seen is a reversal of the trend, the second half of last year and the beginning of this year as well.

This game was a complete reversal from the style both teams played in lopsided openers against overmatched teams.

Worse yet, not too long after Threads excitement disappears completely, something else could cause a larger reversal.

The ornithologist, 21, urged Rishi Sunak to meet with her to discuss the reversal of nature’s decline by 2030.

Allegheny-Kiski Health Foundation staffer Paula Kuzmirek demonstrates how to use naloxone, an opioid reversal medication.

Having experienced a reversal phase, you have a better idea of what you intend to create in these core areas.

Oluwabukola said her husband went to Lokoja with copies of his medical reports to appeal for a reversal of the deployment.

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An incredible reversal of fortune led to the Brazilian rattling off 11 consecutive victories over the next four-plus years.

Now there has been a role reversal of sorts: Liverpool’s fourth man is a full-back, Trent Alexander-Arnold.

The larger move came after soft consumer confidence but some reversal of the fixing flows is possible now.

A successful online fragrance business has moved into Alnwick town centre in something of a reversal of recent retail trends.

This decision followed a brief reversal a year earlier, during which he played an additional season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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It’s an extraordinary reversal — one that the American medical establishment needs to take note of.

The +30% up move from the 28 December low has reached the upper boundary of the “Ascending Wedge”, a bearish reversal chart pattern.

The age-reversal therapy delivered three of these genes – Oct4, Sox2, and Klf4, together named OSK – into the prematurely aged mice.

Muscle Maker lacks any compelling catalysts that suggest a reversal of its fortunes are in order.

Yield curve inversion and increasing consumer reliance on credit contributed to bearish reversal in bank’s view on equities, he said.

For example, a Mass in Thanksgiving for the reversal of Roe v. Wade is planned for Tuesday, Jan.

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Common combinations with reversal

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "reversal" in a sentence?
An example: "The major reason for the sustained FPI flows into India is the reversal in FPI strategy to “Buy India, Sell China”." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "reversal" from real English texts.
What does "reversal" mean?
Reversal means: The state of being reversed.
What are synonyms of "reversal"?
Common synonyms of "reversal" include: reverse, turnabout, turnaround, turn, turning, turn around, natural event, occurrent. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "reversal" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "reversal", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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