Contradicts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTRADICTS 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 CONTRADICTS

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How to use CONTRADICTS in a sentence

• The whole dynasty of the Ptolemies contradicts this current theory, and exhibits in the last of the series the most signal exception.
• For faith can never convince us of anything that contradicts our knowledge.
• Then I think that he systematically contradicts on one Sunday what he preaches on another.
• The rationalistic edifice contradicts the sensationalistic foundation.
• But this is the less strange, since he immediately forgets his own definition and division of the subject, and as plainly contradicts himself.
• David Blair so palpably contradicts himself in respect to this matter, that I know not which he favours most, two cases or three.
• What we heard from Jacopo Salviati contradicts your opinion.
• They know that war is opposed to all his attributes, and contradicts the precepts of his word.
• In the man who contradicts and strives with her, she discovers a truer interest, a nobler respect.
• But little credit can be attached to these statements, the former of which contradicts Herodotus, while the latter is wholly unsupported by any other writer.
• Material sense contradicts Science, for matter and its so-called organizations take no cognizance of the spiritual facts of the universe, or of the real man and God.
• At some period and in some way the conclusion must be met that whatsoever seems true, and yet contradicts divine Science and St.
• I presume he spoke of his own experience, and I cannot say that I recollect any instance in mine that contradicts this theory.
• And in all this record, there is not a single line or word of fact that contradicts evolution.
• Sharp does not, however, anywhere avow directly a belief in the possession of a real dual personality by her husband, and she definitely contradicts Mr.
• This contradicts all our preconceived notions of theology.
• God has given us the stars to teach us astronomy, the earth to teach us geology, and the Bible to teach us religion, and neither contradicts the other.
• BUT this is an assertion, the truth of which the experience of all ages contradicts.
• I do not see how this passage of Grotius contradicts my representation of his opinion.
• Sometimes we get into trouble by introducing two comparisons in the same sentence or paragraph, one of which contradicts the other.
• But the theory of evolution contradicts this at every step along the whole line.
• It is plain, he says, that what judges concerning the perceptions of the senses, and contradicts their decisions, cannot itself be sense, but must be some nobler faculty.
• It is a sort of turn of expression, which is scarce with him, and he contradicts himself to follow it.
• Observe that this 64th paragraph just contradicts the former.
• But not simply because it contradicts those current notions which we are embodying, as fast as we can, in our institutions.
• It is asserted that before the Revolution he partook of the sacrament, but this is only affirmed by hearsay, and better evidence contradicts it.
• It is destructive because it not only closes but contradicts life.
• Melchior has told me that amongst the cannibals the days of the month of December are equal to the nights, but knowledge contradicts this observation.
• Does he deny this? Then his very denial, in its promptness and heat, audibly contradicts him and makes him ridiculous.
• At any rate, his gospel flatly contradicts the others in several important particulars in the history of the Resurrection.
• Their reverence and respect for the Bible will never suffer from the necessity of attempting to force their faith to accept what their intellect contradicts.
• The critic has however not seen that he contradicts himself when he tells us the purport of the letter, for he says that it was destroyed, and even Eusebius could not find it.

Similar words containing NTRADICT without suffix s and without prefix co

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