English to Latin Meaning of obverse - obverse

Obverse :

obverse

noun

faciem, os, vultum tuum, HETH denigrata, ante, igitur, rationale respicit, caput, quomodo reputati, conservis, prætulit, instar, geminae, rursus

adjective

conversamini, contrarium, praeter, reciproca, opposuit, adversus, ad movere, tenetur enim

Obverse :: obverseObverses :: obverses

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Definitions of obverse in English

Noun(1) the more conspicuous of two alternatives or cases or sides(2) the side of a coin or medal bearing the principal stamp or design

Examples of obverse in English

(1) The obverse - shown - bears a configuration of nineteen cogged wheels around the center, each wheel engaging those on either side of it.(2) The obverse of the coin shows His Majesty King Rama IX, Bhumibol Adulyadej.(3) They need to embrace their multiple selves and the self as multiple, to celebrate the obverse of the ├ö├ç├┐history├ö├ç├û that is progress.(4) This obverse voyeurism involves a gaze that is marked by a global optics filtered through nostalgia.(5) We are dealing with the obverse situation here.(6) The obverse of blocking maritime communications - in fact, the object of naval warfare, in Corbett's view - is protecting them.(7) The question is not merely the obverse of the issues which arise in relation to MERCEDES or MERCEDES-BENZ registered in respect of clothing.(8) Balthus gave us the male view of pubescent girls trapped in closed rooms; Rego seems to be offering their obverse .(9) On the obverse side, the authors examine the motives and reactions of owners who, ostensibly, did not understand why their slaves absconded.(10) Six different coins were produced; all with His Majesty's portrait on the obverse , and the reverse shows dragons in different special features.(11) The obverse , of course, was that such positive inducements would be withheld if the Soviet Union continued to pursue Cold War policies.(12) A ├ö├ç├┐traditionalist├ö├ç├û is defined by the obverse on each of those scores.(13) In the Christian story, the obverse proposition is also rejected.(14) It is a medal with Napoleon III on the obverse , and the reverse shows Napoleon III receiving the Thai Ambassadors on 27th June 1861.(15) Think of this as the obverse of 1970s-style stagflation, which brought us little or no growth, high inflation and high interest rates at the same time.(16) It would help to ascertain the temporal relationship between the inscriptions on the reverse and the quota list on the obverse .

(1) obtuse angle ::

obtusi

(2) obtuse triangle ::

obtusi triangulum

Synonyms

1. converse ::

conversamini

2. opposite ::

contrarium

3. contrary ::

praeter

4. inverse ::

reciproca

5. opposed ::

opposuit

6. obverse ::

obverse

7. facing ::

adversus

8. moving towards ::

ad movere

9. bound for ::

tenetur enim

10. face ::

faciem

11. mouth ::

13. countenance ::

vultum tuum

14. visage ::

HETH denigrata

15. front ::

ante

16. fore ::

igitur

17. forepart ::

rationale respicit

18. head ::

caput

19. counterpart ::

quomodo reputati

20. fellow ::

conservis

21. embodiment ::

prætulit

22. likeness ::

instar

23. twin ::

geminae

24. back ::

rursus

25. replica ::

replica

26. free-image ::

liberum imaginem,

27. representation ::

representation

28. reproduction ::

Reproductio

29. typical ::

typical

Different Forms

obverse, obverses

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