contradiction
ਵਿਰੋਧਾਭਾਸ
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.
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He actively engages with the Anglican theological position on the sacraments in order to resolve this 'contradiction' .
Of course, it may be foolish to assume that the two references to peace present an irreconcilable 'contradiction' .
The new antithesis forms out of elements of the original 'contradiction' that didn't make it into the synthesis.
All this was in direct 'contradiction' of the intelligence reports he had received, but also - remember - in good faith.
And the judge very obviously was struggling with the clear 'contradiction' between those two ideas today.
There is a 'contradiction' here, both within his statements and with the biblical text.
For one state to push its own foreign policy in 'contradiction' , and even defiance, of the federal government is a new phenomenon.
Actually, there is no 'contradiction' between those positions.
Apart from being a 'contradiction' , it is an idea for which there is no convincing evidence.
In fact, the 'contradiction' with the present study is only in terms of conclusions and not in terms of results.
At the heart of the present political conflict is an intractable 'contradiction' .
In its broadest context, the primary 'contradiction' in this new century is the dilemma between globalization and state sovereignty.
The problem with endeavor is that it appears to be in 'contradiction' with the statement of God.
The conspiracy theorists' response to that apparent 'contradiction' is that it's all a part of the conspiracy.
In the case of Henry Moore, this presents an immediate 'contradiction' .
We'll arrive at the rather obvious 'contradiction' in this position in one moment.
If we fail, they will say that there is a real 'contradiction' between the western world and the Islamic world.
And there does seem to be a pretty flat 'contradiction' between those two points.
If this idea seems like a 'contradiction' then it serves only to highlight our difficulty; it does not make the dilemma any less relevant.
It's kind of sacrilegious, a 'contradiction' of a contract with your audience.
So there is absolutely no 'contradiction' in the position I have adopted in this Chamber, whatsoever.
At first sight, the emergence of the EU as a regional grouping seems to be in 'contradiction' with the direction and thrust of globalization.
How can one account for such a marked 'contradiction' between the story presented by the newspaper and the version written by Miller?
the second sentence appears to be in flat 'contradiction' of the first
Having been personally responsible for the delivery of many of these I can make this statement without fear of 'contradiction' .
This of course is in direct 'contradiction' of the US Constitution.
If anyone had any doubts about the degree of 'contradiction' on the Opposition's side of the House, let me read these remarks.
There is no 'contradiction' here; positions and choices are not the same thing.
A concept must be framed in such a way that it can be subjected to criticism and possible 'contradiction' .
And the basic contradiction is the 'contradiction' between the doing and the denial of doing, life and death.
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