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Synonym for contra [object]
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Further results for the word "contra"
opposed to [object]
means "against"con, contra, in opposition, at odds
contraband [adjective]
means "prohibited"banned, illegal, bootleg, illicit, unlawful, forbidden, hot
contraceptive [adjective]
means "preventive"preventative, protective, prophylactic, sanitary, hygienic
contract [verb]
means "shrink"compress, condense, constrict, concentrate, draw together, narrow, decrease
contradiction [noun]
means "discrepancy"disparity, inconsistency, incongruity, difference, variance, opposite
contradiction [noun]
means "denial"dispute, dissension, disagreement, defiance, rebuttal, response, confrontation
contraption [noun]
means "mechanical device"device, contrivance, gadget, invention, mechanism, instrument, apparatus
contrary [adjective]
means "obstinate"contradictory, contumacious, headstrong, intractable, balky, refractory, self-willed
contrary [adjective]
means "hostile"unfriendly, inimical, averse, antithetic, antagonistic, disagreeable, wilful
contrary [adjective]
means "different"opposite, conflicting, incompatible, counter, contradictory, opposed, opposing
contrast [verb]
means "distinguish"diverge, conflict, deviate, oppose, differentiate, compare, set off
contrast [noun]
means "difference"comparison, disparity, opposition, divergence, dissimilarity, disagreement
contrasting [adjective]
means "conflicting"opposing, resisting, facing, clashing, confronting, disagreeing
contravene [verb]
means "come between"clash, oppose, interpose, hinder, defy, contradict, interfere
contravention [noun]
means "contradiction"counteraction, opposition, disagreement, conflict, antagonism, thwarting
abbreviation [noun]
means "abridgement"contraction, abstract, abstraction, condensation, digest, outline
abridgement [noun]
means "abbreviation"contraction, abstract, abstraction, condensation, digest, outline
acknowledgment [noun]
means "confession"recognition, statement, contract, reply, response, admission
antagonistic [adjective]
means "hostile"unfriendly, inimical, averse, antithetic, contrary, disagreeable
antipode [noun]
means "opposite"contrary, antithesis
antithetic [adjective]
means "hostile"unfriendly, inimical, averse, contrary, antagonistic, disagreeable
astringent [adjective]
means "constrictive"binding, contracting
at odds [adjective]
means "disagreeing"discordant, at variance, in disagreement, contradictory, in conflict, quarreling
bootlegging [noun]
means "illegal trafficking"contraband, piracy
breach [noun]
means "transgression"crime, infraction, contravention, infringement, violation, trespass
catch [verb]
means "health"get, contract, incur, break out with, come down with
clashing [adjective]
means "conflicting"contrasting, resisting, facing, opposing, confronting, disagreeing
comparison [noun]
means "resemblance"contrast
condensation [noun]
means "abridgement"reduction, contraction, synopsis, summary, abbreviation, précis
condense [verb]
means "abridge"contract, abbreviate, summarise, summarize, shorten, digest
conflicting [adjective]
means "opposing"contrasting, resisting, facing, clashing, confronting, disagreeing
confront [verb]
means "resist"contradict
constriction [noun]
means "narrowing"squeezing, contraction, binding, reduction, strangling, tightness
contrivance [noun]
means "mechanical device"device, contraption, gadget, invention, mechanism, instrument
contumacious [adjective]
means "unyielding"intractable, contrary, obstinate, perverse, refractory, stubborn
counter [verb]
means "conflict"oppose, contradict
covenant [noun]
means "agreement"bond, pact, treaty, promise, contract
crime [noun]
means "criminality"transgression, breach, infraction, contravention, infringement, violation
device [noun]
means "thing"gadget, tool, apparatus, contrivance, mechanism, contraption
diametrical [adjective]
means "facing"abreast, fronting, contrasting, against, retrograde, opposing
difference [noun]
means "variance"division, contrariety, feud, contrast, misunderstanding, disagreement
disagree [verb]
means "differ"oppose, dissent, object, fight, contradict
disagreeing [adjective]
means "conflicting"contrasting, resisting, facing, clashing, confronting, opposing
discord [noun]
means "antagonism"conflict, strife, friction, dissension, contrariety, opposition
discordant [adjective]
means "conflicting"antagonistic, clashing, contrary, antipathetic
disparity [noun]
means "difference"comparison, contrast, opposition, divergence, dissimilarity, disagreement
dissimilarity [noun]
means "difference"comparison, disparity, opposition, divergence, contrast, disagreement
enter into [verb]
means "covenant"contract
entrepreneur [noun]
means "businessman"manager, administrator, capitalist, contractor, executive, producer
farm out [verb]
means "contract out"contract, distribute, lease, allot, rent
figurative [adjective]
means "contradictory"paradoxical, contrary, ironic, incongruous, jarring, implausible
froward [adjective]
means "disobedient"contrary, contumacious, defiant, difficult, fractious, fresh
gadget [noun]
means "device"tool, apparatus, contrivance, mechanism, contraption, appliance
gainsay [verb]
means "deny"dispute, contradict, controvert, impugn, oppose
illogical [adjective]
means "inconsistent"incoherent, incongruous, contradictory, contrary, unfitting
incompatibility [noun]
means "disagreement"objection, contrariety, discord, difference, distaste, opposition
incompatible [adjective]
means "contrary"contradictory, opposed, inharmonious, discordant, difficult
incongruous [adjective]
means "inconsistent"incoherent, illogical, contradictory, contrary, unfitting
infraction [noun]
means "transgression"crime, breach, contravention, infringement, violation, trespass
inimical [adjective]
means "hostile"antagonistic, unfriendly, contrary
intended [adjective]
means "affianced"matched, contracted, engaged, promised, betrothed, pledged
invalidate [verb]
means "disprove"refute, dispute, deny, contradict, belie, counter
ironic [adjective]
means "contradictory"paradoxical, contrary, figurative, incongruous, jarring, implausible
localise [verb]
means "focus"contract, centre, converge, centralise, centralize, intensify
localize [verb]
means "focus"contract, centre, converge, centralise, centralize, intensify
narrowing [noun]
means "constriction"squeezing, contraction, binding, reduction, strangling, tightness
negative [adjective]
means "contrary"not affirmative, opposing, disapproving, contradictory
opposing [adjective]
means "opposite"facing, fronting, antithetic, counter, contrary
opposing [adjective]
means "conflicting"contrasting, resisting, facing, clashing, confronting, disagreeing
opposite [adjective]
means "facing"abreast, fronting, contrasting, against, retrograde, opposing
opposition [noun]
means "disagreement"objection, contrariety, discord, difference, distaste, incompatibility
pact [noun]
means "covenant"contract, make terms, agree on, pledge, promise, assent
participant [noun]
means "litigant"contractor, agent, party
party [noun]
means "person"litigant, contractor, agent, participant
polar [adjective]
means "opposite"contrasting, counter, different, contrary, antagonistic, antithetic
preventive [adjective]
means "prophylactic"preventative, protective, contraceptive, sanitary, hygienic
promised [adjective]
means "affianced"matched, contracted, intended, engaged, betrothed, pledged
prophylactic [adjective]
means "preventive"preventative, protective, contraceptive, sanitary, hygienic
receding [noun]
means "lessening"dwindling, shrinking, contraction, decrease, shortening
reduce [verb]
means "quantity"contract
refractory [adjective]
means "obstinate"contradictory, contumacious, headstrong, intractable, balky, contrary
refusal [noun]
means "negative"refutation, denial, disavowal, contradiction
refutation [noun]
means "refusal"negative, denial, disavowal, contradiction
responsibility [noun]
means "accountability"liability, amenability, answerability, contract, duty, obligation
retrograde [adjective]
means "facing"abreast, fronting, contrasting, against, opposite, opposing
reverse [adjective]
means "opposite"contrary, converse
self-willed [adjective]
means "obstinate"contradictory, contumacious, headstrong, intractable, balky, refractory, contrary
set off [verb]
means "distinguish"contrast
settlement [noun]
means "agreement"conclusion, resolution, decision, confirmation, arrangement, contract
shrinkage [noun]
means "reduction"remission, abatement, decrease, slack, contraction, decline
sign [verb]
means "action"hire, employ, contract, engage
sign up [verb]
means "hire"retain, employ, commission, contract, take on, engage
stipulate [verb]
means "compromise"arrange, bargain, contract, agree
thwarting [noun]
means "contradiction"counteraction, opposition, disagreement, conflict, antagonism, contravention
tightness [noun]
means "narrowing"squeezing, contraction, binding, reduction, strangling, constriction
tool [noun]
means "object"gadget, device, apparatus, contrivance, mechanism, contraption
transact [verb]
means "negotiate"agree, contract, confer, arrange, make terms, bargain
transgression [noun]
means "breach"crime, infraction, contravention, infringement, violation, trespass
traverse [verb]
means "oppose"contradict, deny
traverse [verb]
means "obstruct"thwart, contravene, frustrate
treaty [noun]
means "thing"charter, guaranty, constitution, contract, pact, settlement
tuck [noun]
means "pleat"fold, plait, pucker, contraction, gather
violation [noun]
means "transgression"infraction, infringement, breach, misbehaviour, contravention
wane [verb]
means "decline"lower, abate, bate, reduce, contract, drain
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