Vise versa?
Answers: Vice versa means the reverse of the previous statement, next to the main items transposed. It derives from Latin, near the translation being 'the other bearing round' or 'the position being reversed', but is in a minute fully absorbed into English.
It is usually used to indicate the complement of a statement without expressing as much within words. For example:
"Fish can't live where we are most comfortable, and vice-versa".
Often mispronounced, as vie-sa ver-sa, and consequently misspelt as visa versa. It should be pronounced vie-si ver-sa.
With the proclaim reversed
EX: "she hates him and vice versa".
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