反之fǎn zhī

HSK Level 6

Conj.conversely; on the contrary; otherwise

If you study hard, your grades will be good; conversely, your grades will be poor.

If policies are properly formulated, the economy will grow steadily; conversely, it may trigger market turbulence.

Don't you think that respecting others wins friendship, whereas otherwise it loses trust?

Eating more vegetables is good for your health; conversely, eating too much junk food is harmful.

He did not adjust the strategy in time; on the contrary, he insisted on the wrong decision, ultimately causing the project to fail.

In negotiations, flexible compromise may achieve a win-win outcome; conversely, rigid confrontation often results in mutual loss.

In teamwork, smooth communication can improve efficiency; conversely, a lack of communication often leads to misunderstandings and delays.