Pronunciation: /kɑntrəˈdɪktəri/
adjective expressing or implying contradiction; inconsistent; logically opposite
A1 The weather forecast was contradictory, with some sources predicting rain while others predicted sunshine.
A2 Her actions and words were often contradictory, leaving us confused about her true intentions.
B1 The witness gave contradictory statements about the events leading up to the accident.
B2 The politician's promises were often contradictory, causing skepticism among the voters.
C1 The findings of the research study were contradictory, leading to further investigation.
C2 The author's views on the subject were contradictory throughout his various works.
formal The witness gave contradictory statements during the trial, causing confusion among the jury.
informal She always says one thing and does another, it's so contradictory.
slang I can't keep up with his contradictory behavior, it's so annoying.
figurative The painting's use of contradictory colors created a sense of chaos and imbalance.
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