contradictory

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contradictoryприлагательное
more contradictory
Срав.
most contradictory
Превосх.
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Переводы
His statements were contradictory and confusing.
Его заявления были противоречивыми и запутанными.
Определения
Involving or having elements that are in opposition or conflict with each other.
Her statements were contradictory, leaving everyone confused about her true intentions.
Tending to contradict or oppose; inconsistent.
The politician's contradictory policies made it difficult for voters to trust his campaign promises.
contradictoryсуществительное
contradictories
множ.
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Used chiefly in logic to denote a proposition that directly contradicts another.
Определения
A proposition that cannot be both true and false at the same time, standing in direct logical opposition to another proposition.
“Some swans are black” is the contradictory of “All swans are white.”