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Webster Dictionary :: Contranitency

CONTRANITENCY, n. [L. contra and nitor, to strive.] Reaction; resistance to force.

Webster Dictionary :: Contraposition

CONTRAPOSITION, n. [contra and position.] A placing over against; opposite posit...

Webster Dictionary :: Contrapuntist

CONTRAPUNTIST, n. One skilled in counterpoint.

Webster Dictionary :: Contraregularity

CONTRAREGULARITY, n. [contra and regularity.] Contrariety to rule, or to regular...

Webster Dictionary :: Contrariant

CONTRARIANT, a. Contradictory; opposite; inconsistent. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Contraries

CONTRARIES, n. [See Contrary .] In logic, propositions which destroy each other,...

Webster Dictionary :: Contrariety

CONTRARIETY, n. [L. See Contrary .] 1. Opposition in fact, essence, quality or p...

Webster Dictionary :: Contrarily

CONTRARILY, adv. In an opposite manner; in opposition; on the other side; in opp...

Webster Dictionary :: Contrariness

CONTRARINESS, n. Contrariety; opposition.

Webster Dictionary :: Contrarious

CONTRARIOUS, a. Contrary; opposite; repugnant.

Webster Dictionary :: Contrariously

CONTRARIOUSLY, adv. Contrarily; oppositely.

Webster Dictionary :: Contrariwise

CONTRARIWISE, adv. [contrary and wise, manner.] On the contrary; oppositely; on ...

Webster Dictionary :: Contrary

CONTRARY, a. [L., against.] 1. Opposite; adverse; moving against or in an opposi...

Webster Dictionary :: Contrary-minded

CONTRARY-MINDED, a. Of a different mind or opinion.

Webster Dictionary :: Contrast

CONTRAST, v.t. 1. To set in opposition two or more figures of a like kind, with ...

Webster Dictionary :: Contrasted

CONTRASTED, pp. Set in opposition; examined in opposition.

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