Pronunciation: /ˈɑbˌvɜrs/
noun the side of a coin, medal, or badge that bears the main design or inscription
A1 The obverse of the coin has a picture of a famous leader.
A2 The obverse side of the document contains important information.
B1 The obverse of the book cover features a striking design.
B2 The obverse of the painting is more detailed than the reverse.
C1 The obverse of the medal showcases intricate engravings.
C2 The obverse of the sculpture reveals the artist's attention to detail.
adjective facing or turned towards the observer
A1 The obverse side of the coin has a picture of a famous leader.
A2 The obverse cover of the book features a colorful illustration.
B1 The obverse view of the building is more impressive than the back.
B2 The obverse argument presented in the essay is well-supported by evidence.
C1 The obverse interpretation of the data suggests a different conclusion.
C2 The obverse perspective on the issue challenges traditional beliefs.
formal The obverse side of the coin features the portrait of the country's founding father.
informal Check out the obverse of this coin - it has a cool design on it.
slang I flipped the coin and it landed on the obverse, so I won the bet.
figurative On the obverse of success lies hard work and determination.
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