Synonyms for reversed
re·versed

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1. reversedadjective

   turned inside out and resewn

   "the reversed collar looked as good as new"

   Synonyms:
   converse, transposed

   Antonyms:
   forward, unturned

2. converse, reversed, transposedadjective

   turned about in order or relation

   "transposed letters"

   Synonyms:
   converse, transposed

   Antonyms:
   forward, unturned

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1. List of paraphrases for "reversed":

   inverted, reverse, overturned, invested, inverse, overthrown, revoked, cancelled, quashed, annulled, spilled, rescinded, overthrew, reversal, opposite, reversing, flipped

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1. Former Vice President Dick Cheney:

   We used to have, when we were there -- it wasn't quite as up-to-date as it is today in terms of technology, but we had a basket outside the door to the Situation Room where any electronic gear had to go in that basket: a cell phone, a pager or whatever it might be, you didn't take it into the room, because it could conceivably be reversed engineered, or in some fashion, threaten security.

2. Vanessa Oshima:

   Caroline Steer and I had been friends because we all went to the same junior high, we were just in the same circle and same classes all the time, and we just got along very well. They remained close until going to different universities. Steer stayed in New Zealand, while Vanessa Oshima relocated to Tokyo, where Caroline Steer married Caroline Steer husband, Yasu. TODDLER'S BRAIN DAMAGE REVERSED AFTER NEAR-FATAL DROWNING.

3. Tom Tatem:

   They got the message, they reversed course on their decision, which is very much appreciated.

4. Franklin Graham:

   I hope the alumni and the supporters of the school withhold their contributions until this is reversed.

5. Chief Executive Randall Stephenson:

   At the end of the day the law was on our side. We feel good about where we are and we think the appeal court will look at the merits of the law, we think the likelihood of this thing being reversed or overturned is really remote.