Synonyms for flip side
flip side

Princeton's WordNet

1. flip sidenoun

   a different aspect of something (especially the opposite aspect)

   "the flip side of your positive qualities sometimes get out of control"; "on the flip side of partnerships he talked about their competition"

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1. • Opposition

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1. Aaron Rodgers:

   I think success is often based, for quarterbacks, on championships won a lot of times, i think success individually is much more than that. And failure, on the flip side of that, failure should n’t be based solely on your losses, and your failures and mistakes, your low points. It’s so much more than that. It’s mindset. It’s an approach. It’s the total package.

2. Michael Inouye:

   On the flip side, if the content were to be popular and the creator were to make revenue off of the artists’ image or likeness then again the artists could similarly request the content to be taken down and potentially sue for any monetary gains.

3. Heather Lynch:

   Gentoo penguins are big climate change winners in the Antarctic, they are perfectly happy to take advantage of a warming Antarctic. They don’t mind that it’s getting wetter. The flip side of that is that the Adélie and chinstrap populations have cratered in many areas and particularly chinstrap penguins. Their populations have declined in some areas by as much as 80%.

4. Joe Ingles:

   The Australians’s like a family away from your family, so I’ve got a great relationship with Fav and know his kids and he knows my kids and stuff like that, so The Australians’s more than just being a teammate, he’s a really good friend. So The Australians obviously sucks to see a close friend getting traded but I also think on the flip side of that we understand the business of this.

5. Tom Frieden:

   Smoking remains the leading preventable cause of death in the U.S., and it is driving up our healthcare costs, on the flip side, tobacco-control measures save lives and save money. The states that do more on tobacco control see their people live longer and cost less in health care.