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"vice versa" (Latin)
What does the Latin term vice versa mean?
"Vice versa" is a Latin phrase that is commonly used in English to indicate the reverse or reciprocal relationship between two things or actions. It implies that the relationship or statement can be equally applied or understood in reverse order. "Vice versa" is often used to express the idea that a statement, condition, or action can be flipped or reversed without changing its meaning.Examples in Sentences
Here are three example sentences showcasing the usage of "vice versa":- I enjoy spending time with my friends, and vice versa; they also enjoy spending time with me.
- In many cases, success leads to happiness, but vice versa is also true: happiness can contribute to one's success.
- The teacher learns from the students, and vice versa; it is a mutual exchange of knowledge and insights.

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