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Definition 1:
Something that is opposite to something else often + of .
Examples:
The river flows south to north, rather than the reverse. [=north to south]
Women may play in the men’s league, but not the reverse. [=but men cannot play in the women’s league]
I thought she would like the movie, but actually the reverse was true. [=she didn’t like the movie]
You don’t owe me any money. If anything, the reverse is true. [=I owe you money]
“Did you think it would be difficult?” “Quite the reverse. [=quite the contrary] I thought it would be easy.”
The ending of the book was the reverse of what I expected.
Definition 2:
The back side of a coin, document, etc. .
Examples:
The building appears on the reverse of the coin.
Please sign your name on the reverse.
Definition 3:
reverse gear sometimes used figuratively .
Examples:
I put the car in/into reverse and backed out of the garage.
The economy seems to be stuck in reverse. [=the economy is continuing to get worse]
Definition 4:
A change that makes something worse usually plural .
Examples:
The loss of their support was a serious reverse for the project.
The company has had some financial reverses. [=setbacks]
Definition 5:
A play in which one player gives the ball to another player who is moving in the opposite direction.
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