1. turned upside down or inside out; reversed in position or order
Usage: less common than 'inverted'; often used in technical or specialized contexts

1. past tense and past participle of 'inverse'; to reverse or turn something inside out or upside down
Usage: rare; 'inverted' is the standard past tense form of 'invert'

Examples

• The image appeared inversed when viewed through the mirror.
• He inversed the order of the list to see the results in reverse.
• The inversed pyramid shape created an unusual visual effect.
• The data was inversed to test the algorithm's robustness.
• An inversed relationship means that as one variable increases, the other decreases.