Contradicting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTRADICTING in dictionary:

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

Words related to CONTRADICTING

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How to use CONTRADICTING in a sentence

• The reasons were seldom intelligible, each contradicting himself and all his colleagues, and not one among the judgments having even the appearance of cohesion and consistency.
• Despite his enemies, and all that the critics have said contradicting his theories, Ruskin was a surprise and a revelation to his time.
• At first he could hardly be induced to speak of them at all, but the necessity of contradicting stories which Bella had gleaned for Mrs.
• There are many who find a Pleasure in contradicting the common Reports of Fame, and in spreading abroad the Weaknesses of an exalted Character.
• Thrale, but the report a little taxes our faith, to claim the virtues not only of respecting ceremony, but of never contradicting or interrupting his hearers.
• On such subjects she cannot set about contradicting anybody.
• It showed that while contradicting the commonly expressed doctrine, it concurred with the almost universal practical opinion of the present day.
• Then, realizing that she was contradicting herself and getting more involved all the time, she gave it up in despair and sat silent and miserable.
• When at Philadelphia afterwards, in conversation with a priest, I gave the particulars, and said I should be glad to be furnished with the means of contradicting it.
• The statement that excess in stone will give body to concrete is a fallacy hardly worth contradicting.
• Also, these achievements are a perfect example of the accomplished fact contradicting a prior prediction and criticism.
• Last, not least, the Theses, while contradicting the prevailing practise of selling indulgences, breathe loyalty to the Catholic Church.
• The lips, had they not been hidden, would have surprised by their fulness, contradicting, in some part, the curious coldness of his light blue eyes.
• I had let Charles go without contradicting a word he had said, because, unfortunately, I was not in a position to do so.
• There was one point on which Diana did not hesitate to contradict Gervase, and persisted in contradicting him.
• If all condemn one another, where shall we search for truth? All contradicting one another, all cannot be true.
• The civil law therefore which supplanted feudalism entailed two seemingly contradicting principles which are of importance in considering the ownership of land.
• There are in this world particular cases, contradicting the necessary and universal law of merit and demerit.
• As a result perturbation was caused in many places by the first communication of each side about the other and by the constant messages contradicting each other.
• He is a little tiresome with contradicting La Beaumelle and Voltaire, one remains with scarce a fixed idea about that time.
• He denied it again, hotly, and Miss Harris, conquering for a time her laughter, reprimanded him severely for contradicting.
• I have been quite uneasy since, as you know I do not wish to pain you, yet I fear I shall be doing so now in contradicting what I seemed to say then.
• As he asserts nothing, no one dreams of contradicting, and one finds himself entwined in a network of repulsive depravity without a ray of healthful protection or correction.
• We bow to grown people, take off our hats to them, refrain from contradicting them flatly, but we do not appreciate them properly.
• Sweet souls! can they be always contradicting? You believe it is not in human nature, however depraved, to prefer evil to good in another, whatever people may do in themselves.
• I take this opportunity of contradicting that statement most emphatically.
• The wakefulness that originally makes these abstractions is able to keep them clear, and to elaborate them infinitely without contradicting their essence.
• But we have all sorts of men teaching all sorts of doctrines, often contradicting each other.
• If by chance, being interested in the conversation, I forgot to propose it, he grew sulky, bitter, insulting, and spoiled the talk by contradicting everything.
• He would allow no man either to blame or to praise Garrick in his presence, without contradicting him.
• Do you, Dionysodorus, maintain that there is not? You will never prove to me, he said, that you have heard any one contradicting any one else.
• So strong is the spell of beauty that there are those who, contradicting their own knowledge and experience, try to say that all is beauty.
• It is evident that the Emperor took a delight in arguing with and contradicting the devout Catholic for sheer intellectual exercise.

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