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Showing words for OBVERSE using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Obverse

observe, obverse, verbose

6 Letter Words for Obverse

bevers, bevors, borees, breves, obeser, soever

5 Letter Words for Obverse

beers, beres, beroe, bever, bevor, boers, boree, bores, boser, brees, breve, brose, erose, evoes, obese, overs, robes, roves, serve, servo, sever, sober, soree, veers, verbs, verse, verso

4 Letter Words for Obverse

beer, bees, bere, boer, bore, bors, bose, bove, bree, brev, bros, eboe, ebro, eres, eros, erse, ever, eves, evoe, obes, orbs, ores, over, rebs, rees, reve, revs, robe, robs, roes, rose, rove, sebe, seer, seor, serb, sere, sero, serv, seve, sorb, sore, veer, vees, verb, vers, vese, voes, vors

3 Letter Words for Obverse

bee, ber, bes, boe, bor, bos, bro, ebs, eer, eos, ere, ers, ese, esr, eve, obe, obs, obv, oer, oes, orb, ore, ors, ose, reb, ree, res, rev, rob, roe, ros, sbe, see, ser, sob, sov, vee, ver, voe, vor

Definitions for Obverse

[1] the side of a coin, medal, flag, etc., that bears the principal design (opposed to reverse).
[2] the front or principal surface of anything.
[3] a counterpart.
[4] Logic . a proposition obtained from another by obversion.
[5] facing the observer.
[6] corresponding to something else as a counterpart.
[7] having the base narrower than the top, as a leaf.
[8] facing or turned towards the observer
[9] forming or serving as a counterpart
[10] (of certain plant leaves) narrower at the base than at the top
[11] a counterpart or complement
[12] the side of a coin that bears the main design or device Compare reverse (def. 15)
[13] 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

Words related to Obverse

front, counterpart, complement, face

Words nearby Obverse

obuda, obulg., obumbrant, obumbrate, obv, obverse, obversion, obvert, obviate, obvious, obviously

Origin of Obverse

1650–60; < Latin obversus turned toward or against (past participle of obvertere ), equivalent to ob- ob- + vert(ere ) to turn + -tus past participle suffix, with tt > s

Words that may be confused with Obverse

converse, inverse, obverse, reverse

Word origin for Obverse

C17: from Latin obversus turned towards, past participle of obvertere, from ob- to + vertere to turn

Synonyms for Obverse

complement, counterpart, face, front