obverse /obˈvûrs or ob-vûrsˈ/

1. Turned towards one
2. Complemental, constituting the opposite aspect of the same fact
3. Having the base narrower than the apex (botany)
4. Obtained by obversion (logic)

1. The side of a coin bearing the head or principal symbol, often confused with reverse
2. The face or side of anything normally presented to view
3. A counterpart or opposite aspect
4. A proposition obtained from another by obversion (logic)

obverseˈly adverb

obverˈsion noun

1. The act of turning a thing towards one
2. (also called permutation and equipollence) a species of immediate inference where the contradictory of the original predicate is predicated of the original subject, the quality of the proposition being changed, eg to infer from All A is B that No A is not B (logic)

obvertˈ transitive verb

1. To turn in the direction of, or face to face with, something
2. To infer the obverse of (logic)

• loathers
• loathes
• loathest
• loathful
• loathfulness
• loathfulnesses
• loathing
• loathingly
• loathings
• loathliness
• loathlinesses
• loathly
• loathsome
• loathsomely
• loathsomeness
• loathsomenesses
• haulier
• hauliers
• hauling
• haulm
• haulms
• haul off
• haul over the coals
• haul round
• hauls