1. turning something upside down or inside out
Usage: present participle of invert
2. reversing the order, position, or relationship of something
Usage: present participle of invert

1. that turns something upside down or reverses it

Examples

• She was inverting the cake pan to remove the dessert.
• The mirror was inverting his reflection.
• The teacher was inverting the fraction to solve the division problem.
• The inverting telescope produced an upside-down image.
• He kept inverting the hourglass to time his study sessions.
• The inverting amplifier changed the signal’s polarity.
• They were inverting the traditional roles in their play.