conversely

/kənvˈɜːsli/

/ˈkɑnvɝsɫi/

conversely

in a way that is contrasting or different from what has been mentioned

Examples

1. Conversely, if you have been papering over the cracks of a relationship these same eclipses will seek them out.

2. Conversely, negative G’s create weightlessness.

3. Conversely, portfolios with lower allocations to income-producing investments might experience more volatile returns.

4. Conversely Portsmouth's financial crash led the club to the lower reaches of the Football League.