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In this game, you will see a clue like the one above. The answer to each part of the clue is a set of two words, but they’re reversed. If you feel cheerful about something, you’re “upbeat”, but if you blame yourself for something going wrong, you get “beat-up”. For the purposes of the game, it doesn’t matter if the two words are usually written as one, or if they usually have a hyphen. The main thing is that they are two words which can be reversed to form expressions with differing meanings.

When you think you have found the answers, type them into the answer area with a space between them and check. Just type each word once in the order given by the first part of the clue, in this case: up beat.

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Reversals

Reversals, Set 1

Read the clue and find two words which can be used in reverse order to make two different expressions. Write them in as two separate words.

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An improvement might well materialise.

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Latter years might be a sign of a long existence.

3 / 5

Where to discharge waste might lead to seriously damaging effects.

4 / 5

If you renege on an agreement you might end up in the Antipodean wilderness.

5 / 5

If you reverse your action you might increase the money your business takes.

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Reversals

Reversals, Set 2

Read the clue and find two words which can be used in rverse order to make two different expressions. Write them in as two separate words.

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If a product is purchased more than any other, it might lead to a betrayal of values.

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You might refuse to give something even if you approve of it.

3 / 5

A certain attitude might lead to fixed way of thinking.

4 / 5

If you score higher than your opponent, you can bring their attention to it.

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What is rather unusual may help to repel an attack.

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