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Term: EX DIVERSO
Definition: Ex diverso means "on the other hand" or "conversely" in Latin. It is a historical term used to indicate a contrasting or opposite point of view or situation. For example, if someone says "I love dogs, but ex diverso, I am allergic to them," it means that they have a conflicting situation where they love dogs but cannot be around them due to allergies.
EX DIVERSO
Ex diverso is a Latin term that means "on the other hand" or "conversely."
Example 1: The company's profits have increased this year. Ex diverso, their expenses have also gone up.
Example 2: The team won the game because of their strong defense. Ex diverso, their offense struggled to score points.
The examples illustrate the use of ex diverso to introduce a contrasting or opposite idea. In example 1, the increase in profits is balanced by the increase in expenses. In example 2, the team's strong defense is contrasted with their struggling offense. Ex diverso is used to show a different perspective or to present an alternative point of view.