contrary in a sentence
a., n.
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Definition
Contrary means being opposed or in disagreement with something, such as a belief or opinion.
Sample Sentences
- Her opinions were contrary to the popular belief held by most in the community.
- He took a contrary stance in the debate, challenging every point made by his opponent.
- The weather forecast was contrary to what the farmers had hoped for this planting season.
- Despite his contrary nature, she found his arguments to be oddly compelling.
- The results of the experiment were contrary to the initial hypothesis proposed by the researchers.