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360 Degrees and 180 Degrees



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Where to use these phrases : 360 Degrees and 180 Degrees?

When you turn 360 degrees you’ve completed a circle and are back where you started. So if you want to describe a position that’s diametrically opposed to another, the expression you want is not “360 degrees away” but “180 degrees away.”














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