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invert

[in-vurt, in-vurt] / ɪnˈvɜrt, ˈɪn vɜrt /


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While our population pyramid is inverting, people who reach age 65 are now expected to live for at least another 20 years.

From MarketWatch

There is also a stylistic element: both players are left-footed and operate as inverted wingers on the right flank.

From BBC

Because the thing that you love inverts on you.

From Los Angeles Times

In yoga, I watched, covetous and profusely sweating, as people around me in class pointed their toes skyward and inverted.

From Salon

While inverted yield curves, where long-dated borrowing costs are lower than shorter-dated ones, are good recession predictors, inversion has been followed by steepening as past recessions neared.

From Reuters