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Reversal
is always a great word to know.
So is ad damnum. Does it mean:
| a person who brings suit in a court against a defendant |
| a formal and specific claim by a plaintiff for damages |
Example Sentences
- It is not something that cannot be handled by a reversal of deforestation.
- In its own way, it made a common avian reversal by coming down to the ground to become one of the island's dominant predators.
- It's a breathtaking reversal after decades of disaffection and doubt.
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American Heritage
Medical Dictionary
reversal re·ver·sal (rĭ-vûr'səl)
n.
A change to an opposite condition, direction, or position.
A condition in which an individual has difficulty distinguishing the lowercase printed or written characters of particular letters: p from q; g or b from d; or s from z.
The change of an emotion into its opposite, as from love into hate.
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