Examples reverse word

The palindrome or reverse word is a concept that refers to the peculiarity of being able to read the word from left to right and vice versa , and see that it reads the same and has the same pronunciation, although the meaning may or may not be the same. . This is a casual condition, it is not linked to any morphological class or semantic value.

The palindrome or the inverse word can have:

• Even number of letters : the middle letters have to be the same, usually “rr” or “ll”
• Odd number of letters : the letters in the middle do not have to be the same.

Examples of reverse words with the same meaning

• Alone:
  • Today we have been alone in the movie theater.
• Beings:
  • Living beings must be cared for a lot.
• Grate:
  • You have to grate the cheese to add it to the pasta.
• Rooms:
  • We are in the rooms of the general practitioner.
• Oruro:
  • Oruro is a city in the Bolivian country.
• Sandbox:
  • I’m at the sandbox for a few days.
• Ana:
  • My cousin from Albacete is called Ana .
• They narrate
  • The fishing boats narrate their adventures at sea.
• Are:
  • We are a group of hikers on the Iguazú.
• Aerial:
  • They have an aerial view of the entire city.
• Shave:
  • He’s going to shave his hair for a bet.
• We submit:
  • We submit to such powerful physical tests.
• Radar:
  • Sometimes having a radar shot .
• Bear:
  • I’d love to see a baby polar bear sometime.
• To recognize:
  • I have to admit that it has been superior.
• Snuggles:
  • The dog snuggles between my legs.
• To:
  • Our room is in the west wing .
• Tie:
  • Tie the rope tight to make the zip line.
• That:
  • That guy over there is my old boyfriend.
• Eye:
  • He has an ulcer on his eye and it hurts a lot.
• They swim:
  • All those in the competition swim butterfly style.
• Kayaking:
  • I would love to be a professional kayaker .
• Crack:
  • Get out of this place now or they’re going to cut you up .

Examples of inverse words with different meaning

• Love/Branch:
  • I think this boy is going to love you for life.
  • The tree branch has just fallen into the garden.
• Love/Rome:
  • Love is a word with a lot of meaning.
  • Rome is one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
• Anita/Atina:
  • In Fama there was a dancer named Anita .
  • Atina for us to take the points.
• Hate/Heard:
  • There is no need to generate hate in this world.
  • My right ear has a tympanic perforation.
• Lava/Guarantee:
  • Wash the clothes that are in that drawer.
  • You need the guarantee of your parents to rent the flat.
• It is:
  • Waiter needed for weekends.
  • This girl is a professional swimmer.
• Laugh/Grasp:
  • I do nothing but listen to your laughter from here.
  • The Asir mountains are impressive.
• Hear/River:
  • We should hear what the teacher says.
  • The Duero River is the one that passes through Castilla y León.
• Tether/Rat:
  • You just have to tie the rope to the trunk.
  • My mother is terrified of rats .