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Meaning of
converse
in English
converse
us
//kənˈvɜrs//
uk
//kənˈvɜːs//
#common
Past Tense
conversed
Participle Verb
conversing
Third Person Singular
converses
Definitions
Verb
to
engage
in
formal
conversation
The
diplomat
will
converse
with
the
foreign
minister
tomorrow
.
to
engage
in
informal
conversation
Friends
often
converse
about
their
daily
lives
over
coffee
.
to
keep
company
;
hold
intimate
relations
The
couple
likes
to
converse
and
share
their
feelings
with
each
other
.
to
engage
in
intimate
discussion
;
socialize
with
People
converse
and
socialize
at
parties
to
build
new
relationships
.
Noun
informal
discussion
;
exchange
of
thoughts
The
team
had
a
productive
converse
about
the
project's
challenges
.
the
opposite
or
reverse
of
something
The
converse
of
a
concept
can
sometimes
be
more
insightful
than
the
original
idea
.
an
opposite
or
reverse
idea
The
converse
of
the
argument
is
that
more
freedom
leads
to
chaos
.
a
statement
with
reversed
conditionals
The
philosopher
explored
the
converse
relationship
between
fate
and
free
will
.
a
proposition
with
reversed
terms
(
If
A
then
B
;
If
B
then
A
)
The
converse
of
the
statement
"
all
men
are
mortal
"
is
"
all
mortals
are
men
".
a
logical
proposition
with
swapped
premises
The
researcher
analyzed
the
converse
of
the
hypothesis
to
test
its
validity
.
terms
describing
a
relationship
from
opposing
views
In
logic
,
the
converse
of
a
statement
is
formed
by
swapping
its
subject
and
predicate
.
terms
describing
a
relationship
from
opposing
views
The
converse
of
a
mathematical
theorem
can
provide
new
insights
into
the
problem
.
Adjective
reversed
in
order
or
relation
;
opposite
The
converse
of
the
statement
is
also
true
in
this
context
.
reversed
in
order
;
opposite
in
relation
The
converse
situation
would
be
where
the
student
teaches
the
teacher
.
reversed
in
order
or
relation
;
opposite
The
researcher
studied
the
converse
effect
of
the
medication
on
patients
.
