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obverse [ˈɒbvɜːs] adj 1. facing or turned towards the observer 2. forming or serving as a counterpart 3. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) (of certain plant leaves) narrower at the base than at the top n 1. a counterpart or complement 2. the side of a coin that bears the main design or device Compare reverse [15] 3. (Philosophy / Logic) Logic a categorial proposition derived from another by replacing the original predicate by its negation and changing the proposition from affirmative to negative or vice versa, as no sum is correct from every sum is incorrect [from Latin obversus turned towards, past participle of obvertere, from ob- to + vertere to turn] obversely adv obverse - Its first meaning was "turned towards or facing the observer." See also related terms for observer. obverse, reverse - The side of a coin or medal with the main design is the obverse (head) and the other is the reverse (tail). See also related terms for reverse.
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