contradiction
વિરોધાભાસ
definition
noun
the proposed new system suffers from a set of internal contradictions
a combination of statements, ideas, or features of a situation that are opposed to one another.
translation of 'contradiction'
વિસંગતિ,
ઈનકાર,
પરસ્પર વિરોધ
noun
વિરોધ
example
Actually, there is no 'contradiction' between those positions.
The current situation reveals a fundamental 'contradiction' in Orthodox-Catholic politics.
How can one account for such a marked 'contradiction' between the story presented by the newspaper and the version written by Miller?
This of course is in direct 'contradiction' of the US Constitution.
As you can see there is a clear 'contradiction' in these two statements.
the experiment provides a 'contradiction' of the hypothesis
the paradox of using force to overcome force is a real 'contradiction'
At the heart of the present political conflict is an intractable 'contradiction' .
the second sentence appears to be in flat 'contradiction' of the first
In its broadest context, the primary 'contradiction' in this new century is the dilemma between globalization and state sovereignty.
It's kind of sacrilegious, a 'contradiction' of a contract with your audience.
Well, that is in direct 'contradiction' to the aims and objectives of this bill.
If we fail, they will say that there is a real 'contradiction' between the western world and the Islamic world.
The problem with endeavor is that it appears to be in 'contradiction' with the statement of God.
There is no 'contradiction' here; positions and choices are not the same thing.
All this was in direct 'contradiction' of the intelligence reports he had received, but also - remember - in good faith.
the second sentence appears to be in flat 'contradiction' of the first
He actively engages with the Anglican theological position on the sacraments in order to resolve this 'contradiction' .
For one state to push its own foreign policy in 'contradiction' , and even defiance, of the federal government is a new phenomenon.
And the basic contradiction is the 'contradiction' between the doing and the denial of doing, life and death.
In the case of Henry Moore, this presents an immediate 'contradiction' .
Because even the idea of a 'contradiction' between science and faith was predicated on a concept of faith as a kind of profane knowledge.
Having been personally responsible for the delivery of many of these I can make this statement without fear of 'contradiction' .
In practice, preserving the natural world is in 'contradiction' to what is understood as progress.
And there does seem to be a pretty flat 'contradiction' between those two points.
As an observer, I can testify that the comments made by these powerful and successful people were in flat 'contradiction' to the caricature.
This ‘state of necessity’ emerges from a 'contradiction' , a moral dilemma.
That statement is a direct 'contradiction' of the two most important conclusions of the report, which the Minister says he accepts.
For the advancement of human freedom, this 'contradiction' presents both an opportunity and a threat.
Of course, it may be foolish to assume that the two references to peace present an irreconcilable 'contradiction' .
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