versa
adv. sent.adv. the other way around. You use this after a statement to show that the opposite of what you just said is also true.
adv. in reverse order from that previously stated. Used almost exclusively in the fixed phrase 'vice versa' to indicate that the relationship between two things is reciprocal.
I help him and vice versa.
The teacher can learn from the students and vice versa, creating a more collaborative environment in the classroom.
In a healthy ecosystem, the presence of certain predators ensures the health of the prey population and vice versa, maintaining a delicate biological equilibrium over many generations.
Almost always preceded by 'vice'. It functions as a sentence adverb that refers back to the preceding clause to imply its inversion.
I like her and versa viceI like her and vice versaThe phrase is a fixed Latin loanword; the order of the two words cannot be changed.