exact

do
If you tell children to do something, they will often do the exact reverse.

on the reverse (= on the opposite side)
The coin has a date on one side and the emperor's head on the reverse.

put sth in, put sth into, throw sth into
I put the car in reverse.

gear

major, serious

have, suffer
Their forces have suffered serious reverses in recent months.

dramatically
completely, exactly, totally
The decline in this industry has now been completely reversed.

almost
partially
simply
To solve the puzzle, simply reverse the order of the numbers.

quickly, rapidly
suddenly

seek to, try to
fail to

slowly
She slowly reversed up the narrow driveway.
She slowly reversed the van up the narrow driveway. (BrE)

in, out

into
The car reversed into a hedge.

out of
He reversed slowly out of the garage.
He reversed the car slowly out of the garage. (BrE)

Reverse is used with these nouns as the object:
car, conviction, course, decay, decision, decline, defeat, direction, effect, fortune, gain, judgement, motion, movement, policy, process, role, ruling, situation, slide, tide, trend, verdict