Voc, Vert, VerseVoc, Vert, Verse

to turnto change

avert avert (verb)(verb)

to turn away or aside (as the eyes) in avoidance

Chelsea averted her eyes from her mom

divert divert (verb)(verb)

to turn from one course to another

The race car had to divert from the dirt road to the paved road.

invert invert (verb)(verb)

to reverse in position, order, relationship

Annie had to invert her mirror to see under the cabinet.

introvert introvert (verb)(verb)

to turn inward or in upon itself

Julie had to introvert the wrapping paper when wrapping a present.

convertible convertible (adj)(adj)

Capable of being turned into something else

The convertible sports car turned into a roofless car.

reverse reverse (adj)(adj)

to turn opposite or contrary to a previous or normal condition

The artist reversed the direction of the line

Controversy Controversy (noun)(noun)

a discussion marked especially by the expression of opposing views

The meeting had a lot of controversy.

versatile versatile (adj)(adj)

Embracing a variety of subjects, fields, or skills

Turning with ease from one thing to another

The hammer is the most versatile tool.