What is conversely?

Conversely indicates a relationship of opposition or reversal between two statements or ideas. It means "on the other hand" or "in contrast." It is used to introduce a statement that contradicts or offers an alternative perspective to what was previously stated.

• Purpose: To present a contrasting viewpoint. See more at Purpose.
• Usage: Often used to highlight differences or present reciprocal relationships. For example, "If A, then B; conversely, if B, then A." See more at Usage.
• Synonyms: Alternatives include "in contrast," "on the other hand," "conversely," "whereas," "however."
• Logical Implications: Indicates an inverse relationship, but doesn't necessarily imply equivalence or biconditionality. See more at Logical%20Implications.