Pronunciation: /kɑnˈtrɛr.i.ə.ti/
noun a state or quality of being contrary; opposition or resistance
A1 I don't understand the contrariety between his words and actions.
A2 The contrariety in their opinions caused a lot of tension in the group.
B1 There is often a contrariety of views when it comes to politics.
B2 The contrariety in their personalities made it difficult for them to work together.
C1 The contrariety of opinions among the committee members led to a lengthy debate.
C2 The contrariety in their beliefs ultimately led to the end of their friendship.
adjective contrary or opposite in nature, direction, or meaning
A1 The contrariety opinions of the two friends caused tension in their relationship.
A2 There was a clear contrariety between the two options, making it difficult to choose.
B1 The contrariety in their personalities led to frequent arguments.
B2 The contrariety in their beliefs made it challenging for them to work together.
C1 The contrariety in their political views often led to heated debates.
C2 The contrariety in their perspectives on the issue highlighted the complexity of the situation.
formal The contrariety between their political beliefs led to many heated debates.
informal Their contrariety on the issue caused a lot of tension in the group.
slang Their contrariety was like oil and water, they just couldn't get along.
figurative The contrariety of their personalities created a stormy relationship.
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