reversal.

/ri-vur-suhl/US // rɪˈvɜr səl //UK // (rɪˈvɜːsəl) //

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Definitions

1.
- ›an act or instance of reversing.
- ›the state of being reversed.
- ›an adverse change of fortune; reverse.
- ›Law. the setting aside of a decision of a lower court by a higher court.

nounabout-face

Synonyms

There was no new evidence that could have spurred a reversal in the three to four states that would have been necessary.
Experts say deradicalization can be a long and winding process, full of reversals, and emphasize that formal programs are just one tool in a sprawling fight against an overwhelming problem.
Blodget has still kept his eye on the stock market, though, and in a reversal from his former role, he has spent many years warning investors — particularly retail investors — about the dangers of speculating.
Political experts will be studying the reasons for this stunning reversal for years to come.
This was the culmination of a speedy political reversal in Gwinnett.
The reversal shocked those who felt betrayed by the scientists, and who yelled “shame, shame” when the scientists were free.
In a marked reversal from past elections, a majority of Asian-Americans went Republican, as did a third of Latino voters.
New sanctions now would lead to the collapse of the talks and a reversal of progress already made.
And he was not the only Sinaloa cartel informant to suffer an abrupt reversal of fortune with ICE.
Now, in a cruel of fate, they are the ones seeking shelter in a strange land.

/ri-vur-suhl/US // rɪˈvɜr səl //UK // (rɪˈvɜːsəl) //

逆转,反转,逆转的,颠覆

1.
- ›an act or instance of reversing.
- ›the state of being reversed.
- ›an adverse change of fortune; reverse.
- ›Law. the setting aside of a decision of a lower court by a higher court.

nounabout-face

Synonyms

There was no new evidence that could have spurred a reversal in the three to four states that would have been necessary.
Experts say deradicalization can be a long and winding process, full of reversals, and emphasize that formal programs are just one tool in a sprawling fight against an overwhelming problem.
Blodget has still kept his eye on the stock market, though, and in a reversal from his former role, he has spent many years warning investors — particularly retail investors — about the dangers of speculating.
Political experts will be studying the reasons for this stunning reversal for years to come.
This was the culmination of a speedy political reversal in Gwinnett.
The reversal shocked those who felt betrayed by the scientists, and who yelled “shame, shame” when the scientists were free.
In a marked reversal from past elections, a majority of Asian-Americans went Republican, as did a third of Latino voters.
New sanctions now would lead to the collapse of the talks and a reversal of progress already made.
And he was not the only Sinaloa cartel informant to suffer an abrupt reversal of fortune with ICE.
Now, in a cruel of fate, they are the ones seeking shelter in a strange land.