flip side

Frequency: 6.08.1 per million words

Refers to the reverse side of something, often used figuratively.

sideADJECTIVE + side

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Examples (10)

  • The flip side of fame is the constant scrutiny.
  • Every coin has two sides; consider the flip side of the situation.
  • While the initial investment seemed high, the flip side is the long-term security.
  • He's known for his cheerful disposition, but he also has a flip side that few people see.
  • The flip side of rapid technological advancement is job displacement.
  • She's a talented artist, and on the flip side, she's also a shrewd businesswoman.
  • The flip side of living in a big city is the noise and pollution.
  • He presented the advantages, but I'm interested in the flip side as well.
  • The article explored the positive aspects, but failed to mention the flip side.
  • Understanding the flip side of any issue is crucial for making informed decisions.