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Definition of contradiction
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Contradiction
(n.) An
assertion
of the
contrary
to what has been said or
affirmed;
denial
of the truth of a
statement
or
assertion;
contrary
declaration;
gainsaying.
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Undersay
::
Undersay
(v. t.) To say by way of
derogation
or
contradiction.
Contradiction
::
Contradiction
(n.) An
assertion
of the
contrary
to what has been said or
affirmed;
denial
of the truth of a
statement
or
assertion;
contrary
declaration;
gainsaying.
Suppression
::
Suppression
(n.)
Complete
stoppage
of a
natural
secretion
or
excretion;
as,
suppression
of
urine;
-- used in
contradiction
to
retention,
which
signifies
that the
secretion
or
excretion
is
retained
without
expulsion..
Reclaim
::
Reclaim
(v. i.) To cry out in
opposition
or
contradiction;
to
exclaim
against
anything;
to
contradict;
to take
exceptions.
Balk
::
Balk (v. i.) To
engage
in
contradiction;
to be in
opposition.
Self-contradiction
::
Self-contradiction
(n.) The act of
contradicting
one's self or
itself;
repugnancy
in
conceptions
or in
terms;
a
proposition
consisting
of two
members,
one of which
contradicts
the
other;
as, to be and not to be at the same time is a
self-contradiction..
Entrap
::
Entrap
(v. t.) To catch in a trap; to
insnare;
hence,
to
catch,
as in a trap, by
artifices;
to
involve
in
difficulties
or
distresses;
to catch or
involve
in
contradictions;
as, to be
entrapped
by the
devices
of evil men..
Reproof
::
Reproof
(n.)
Refutation;
confutation;
contradiction.
Recantation
::
Recantation
(n.) The act of
recanting;
a
declaration
that
contradicts
a
former
one; that which is thus
asserted
in
contradiction;
retraction.
Contradictions
::
Contradictions
(a.)
Inclined
to
contradict
or cavi.
Contradictions
::
Contradictions
(a.)
Filled
with
contradictions;
inconsistent.
Contradiction
::
Contradiction
(n.)
Direct
opposition
or
repugnancy;
inconsistency;
incongruity
or
contrariety;
one who, or that
which,
is
inconsistent..
Denial
::
Denial
(n.) A
refusal
to admit the truth of a
statement,
charge,
imputation,
etc.;
assertion
of the
untruth
of a thing
stated
or
maintained;
a
contradiction..
Dichotomy
::
Dichotomy
(n.)
Division
into two;
especially,
the
division
of a class into two
subclasses
opposed
to each other by
contradiction,
as the
division
of the term man into white and not
white..
Antinomy
::
Antinomy
(n.) A
contradiction
or
incompatibility
of
thought
or
language;
-- in the
Kantian
philosophy,
such a
contradiction
as
arises
from the
attempt
to apply to the ideas of the
reason,
relations
or
attributes
which are
appropriate
only to the facts or the
concepts
of
experience..
Contradictional
::
Contradictional
(a.)
Contradictory;
inconsistent;
opposing.
Apodictically
::
Apodictically
(adv.)
So as to be
evident
beyond
contradiction.
Harmonize
::
Harmonize
(v. t.) To
adjust
in fit
proportions;
to cause to
agree;
to show the
agreement
of; to
reconcile
the
apparent
contradiction
of.
Apodictical
::
Apodictical
(a.)
Self-evident;
intuitively
true;
evident
beyond
contradiction.
Absurdity
::
Absurdity
(n.) That which is
absurd;
an
absurd
action;
a
logical
contradiction.
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