What is the difference between vise versa vice versa?

Answer 1

VICE VERSA is a term that means the opposite way Vice versa means 'in reverse order from that of a preceding statement'; or 'conversely'
The same in reverse. For example:

Billy likes Jane and vice versa. That means that Billy likes Jane and Jane likes Billy.

Answer 2

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There is no difference between "vise versa" and vice versa. "Vise versa" is a common misspelling of vice versa.

Answer 3

Vice Versa is an expression meaning "the other way round". From the Latin meaning "with the position reversed".

For example:

Fish can't live where we live and vice versa.

As long as Mike and Joe get first and second or vice versa I will be happy.

An older version, "arsy versy" is now archaic.

"Ye set the cart before the horse - cleane contrarily and arsy versy as they say." (wrote Richard Taverner in 1539)

Answer 4

The phrase vice versa is an adverb. It refers to something being the same but the items or people reversed.