Contradicted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTRADICTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONTRADICT, to assert the contrary of
• assert the opposite of a statement made by (someone)
• be in conflict with
• deny the truth of (a statement) by asserting the opposite
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to assert the contrary; take issue with

Words related to CONTRADICTED

contradict15

Words that contain CONTRADICTED

uncontradicted20

How to use CONTRADICTED in a sentence

• Not to dwell on the expensive cruelty of forming these seamen by the yearly destruction of so many hundreds, this very statement was flatly contradicted by the evidence.
• I hurried down and out into the street, only to be met by a messenger from the Hotel de Ville, with the information that later despatches contradicted the victory.
• But, in this matter, he is contradicted not only by Ingersoll, but, on one occasion, by himself.
• But that again is entirely contradicted by my experience.
• Humanity might have grown morally worse for millions of centuries, and the thing would in no way have contradicted the principle of Evolution.
• They flatly contradicted him, and bore him down with loud tongues.
• Bradlaugh agreed with it, I promptly contradicted him, knowing that Mr.
• In writing to you, my dear Spinageberd, you may rest assured that I will give expression to nothing but truths which are too well known to be contradicted.
• This representation is not contradicted by the few specimens of actual sculpture left by themselves.
• Calvi never swerved, he never contradicted himself.
• If you only hope to have your assertion contradicted, as I must suppose to be the case, you ought to recollect that I am the last person in the world to do it.
• Many of the reports we get through the newspapers have to be changed or contradicted, no matter how careful the news-gatherers may have been in selecting their information.
• She had offered him theories that peremptorily contradicted the accepted idea among Egyptians, that Moses was inspired by a personal motive of revenge.
• No statement is ever quite correct until you have contradicted in minute detail about two-thirds of it.
• But this conjecture is absolutely contradicted by the table of eponymes in the British Museum, where it can be seen that Sammuramat never reigned alone.
• The priest who attempts it will quickly discover how he is set up for a sign that shall be contradicted.
• On sitting down in the pulpit while it was being made, the thought flashed into his mind that he had contradicted his own teachings by announcing that collection.
• If the issue of the last evening paper contradicted him he might be troubled to investigate or explain.
• I have not contradicted the story you told Herter about our engagement.
• The assertion that Marie Ruthven was a very beautiful woman has been contradicted.
• Naval officers of reputation had on the witness stand criticised his theory of the battle and contradicted his statements.
• His tone, however, often by its bluff good-humour, contradicted the expression.
• In this, however, it is taken for granted that the benevolence is not so confined in its sphere, as to be contradicted by a more extensive, or enlarged, benevolence.
• We all perceive the sun to be small, but our perception in this case is contradicted by inference and we have hence to admit that our perceptions are erroneous.
• A knowledge acquired can be said to be true only so long as it is not contradicted.
• Second, those who have flatly contradicted this position and have asserted that on the whole such marriages are beneficial, and that crossing is in itself injurious to the race.
• It seemed quite an age, but this appearance was contradicted by troublesome facts.
• The notary kept the matter a profound secret, and even contradicted an old woman who saw the scene from her window and thought that she recognized him.
• But, even as he spoke the words, he was conscious of that within him which contradicted them.
• This contradicted the doctrine of the right of the state to come into the Union free or slave, as it chose.
• We find the critics contradicted in the Scriptures from Joshua to Malachi.
• The principle of gravitation stands contradicted point-blank.

Similar words containing NTRADICT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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