Vice Versa Meaning & Sentence

Vice Versa Meaning

The other way round

Vice Versa Sentence Examples

• The teacher thought the student was unprepared, but vice versa.
• He said he would call me, but I never heard from him, and vice versa.
• I thought the meeting would be boring, but it turned out to be quite interesting, and vice versa.
• She said she didn’t like the dress, but I saw her wearing it the next day, vice versa.
• I thought the movie would be sad, but it was actually quite funny, and vice versa.
• He said he would finish the project by the deadline, but it wasn’t done, and vice versa.
• I thought the concert would be loud, but it was actually quite peaceful, and vice versa.
• She said she didn’t want to go to the party, but I saw her there, and vice versa.
• I thought the book would be boring, but it was actually quite engaging, and vice versa.
• I thought the weather would be warm, but it was actually quite cold, and vice versa.
• I thought the game would be easy, but it was actually quite challenging, and vice versa.
• I thought the class would be boring, but it was actually quite interesting, and vice versa.
• I thought the food would be spicy, but it was actually quite mild, and vice versa.
• He said he didn’t want to go to the concert, but he ended up enjoying it, and vice versa.
• I thought the trip would be long, but it was actually quite short, and vice versa.
• She said she didn’t like the band, but I saw her singing along to their songs, and vice versa.
• I thought the test would be easy, but it was actually quite difficult, and vice versa.
• He said he didn’t want to go to the party, but he ended up having a great time, and vice versa.
• I thought the play would be dull, but it was actually quite entertaining, and vice versa.
• She said she didn’t like the dress, but I saw her wearing it the next day, and vice versa.
• I thought the movie would be good, but it was actually quite bad, and vice versa.
• He said he didn’t want to go on vacation, but he ended up enjoying it, and vice versa.
• I thought the weather would be cold, but it was actually quite warm, and vice versa.
• She said she didn’t like sushi, but I saw her eating it, and vice versa.
• I thought the game would be challenging, but it was actually quite easy, and vice versa.
• He said he didn’t want to dance, but he ended up having a great time, and vice versa.
• I thought the class would be interesting, but it was actually quite boring, and vice versa.
• She said she didn’t like the color, but I saw her wearing it, and vice versa.
• I thought the food would be mild, but it was actually quite spicy, and vice versa.