contrarily

adverb

1. kənˈtrɛərɪlɪ in a perverse or obstinate manner
2. ˈkɒntrərɪlɪ on the other hand; from the opposite point of view
3. ˈkɒntrərɪlɪ in an opposite, adverse, or unexpected way

Example Sentences

Again, I say, exact testimonies; in reference unto circumstantial relations so diversly or contrarily delivered.

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It is not said that he will add no more to the former testament, but contrarily, that he will make a new covenant with them, &c.

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We should, therefore, dread His displeasure, and not act contrarily to these commandments.

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Immediately, contrarily to what usually happens in countries less African, everybody went out to welcome the shower.

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Maybe I am contrarily constructed, but in my case everything became pure white.

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Related Words

• individually
• negatively
• separately
• variously