Java: how to reverse the order of every N elements in an ArrayList

I have an input text file of thousands of lines of words, where I would like write to the output file, where I reverse the order of every 10 lines. I have iterated over the entire text file, and stored it in an ArrayList<String> array and I am now trying to figure out how I can reverse the order of every 10 lines in the entire ArrayList.

so for example the output should be like this: Line : 10, 9, 8, 7 ...... 1, 20, 19, 18, 17.....11, 30, 29, 28, 27.....21 and so on until I have done this for the entire text file (Stored in the ArrayList). Below is the portion of code I have been using to try and reverse the lines as stated.

   for(int i = array.size()-1; i >= array.size()-10; i--){ 
     array.add(array.get(i));
   }

   for (String text : array) {
            w.println(text);
        }

 }

What I have so far, reads and reverses only the last 10 lines of the input file and writes it to the output file. I have been having trouble figuring out a way to iteratively achieve this type of pattern throughout the entire data set, making sure that I do not hit an index out of bounds error.

Use a simple streaming approach. This is basically the current solution applied every ten lines instead of once at the end.

1. Read ten lines in.
2. Reverse these lines¹.
3. Write the ten reversed lines out.
4. Repeat until the entire file is processed.

The only edge case is doing something appropriate at the end when the file isn't a multiple of 10 lines.

This same streaming approach can be used to create a new each-10 reversed list. It only 'becomes complicated' when trying to mutating the original list.

¹ Steps 2 and 3 can be combined by iterating the list of ten lines backward when writing to the output.