Network: Hallmark Channel. Storyline: After her sister and brother-in-law's tragic death, an American woman who is the guardian for her young niece and nephew is invited to a royal European castle for Christmas by her late brother-in-law's father, the Duke of Castlebury.
topâ¢sy-turâ¢vy /ËtÉpsiËtÉvi/USA pronunciation adv. 1  with the top where the bottom should be; upside down:turned the boat topsy-turvy.  in or into a state of confusion:Things went completely topsy-turvy because the new boss didn't know the company.
inverse If you notice that the more money you have, the less money your brother has, youâve discovered an inverse relationship: when your bank account increases, his decreases. The word inverse traces back to the Latin inversus, from the past participle of invertere, meaning âturn upside down or turn about.â Itâs a good word to use when you need to describe one of those topsy-turvy relationships in which when one thing goes up, the other goes down. It can also be used in a broader sense to mean âopposite.â Youâve probably heard someone begin a sentence by saying, âAnd the inverse was true for so and so . . .â