1. Change of an order into the inverse; change of position into the inverse; a turning backward or a contrary order of operation; the inverting of the terms of a proportion, by changing the antecedents into consequents, and the consequents into antecedents; a change of the natural order of words; the change of position either of a subject, an interval, or of a chord.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• invaision,
• invemtion,
• invision,
• invenshion,
• inertion,
• investion,
• invawsion,
• invassion,
• invertion,
• inmersion,
• incession,
• intesion,
• invsion,
• intoversion,
• intursion,
• invansion,
• invesion,
• inversin,
• arversion,
• invetion

• inebriate,
• in-person,
• inebriation,
• inversely,
• invasion,
• inebriated,
• in person,
• inverter,
• invention,
• inverse,
• inebriety,
• invert soap,
• conversion,
• inebriant,
• invertase,
• inferiority,
• invert,
• inferior.

The adjective form of the word "inversion" is "inverted".

The plural of the "inversion" can be the "inversions".

The singular of the "inversion" can be the "inversion".