Inversion (noun)

1. The act of turning something upside down or inside out.
2. A reversal of the normal order or arrangement.
3. The musical term referring to the raising or lowering of a chord's bass note relative to the root note.
4. A change in the normal sequence or structure of a gene or chromosome.

Origin:

The word 'inversion' originated from the latin word 'inversio' meaning 'a turning upside down' or 'a reversal'.

Examples:

1. The inversion of the image was done to correct the orientation.
2. The inversion of the normal sequence led to a genetic mutation.
3. In a musical inversion, the bass note becomes the highest note in the chord.
4. The inversion of the handstand is a common gymnastics move.
5. The inversion of the sentence structure made the sentence sound more dramatic.