contradictory

IPA: kɑntrʌdˈɪktɝi

(logic) Either of a pair of propositions, that cannot both be true or both be false.

Examples of "contradictory" in Sentences

The article is contradictory on the point.
The whole thing is contrived and contradictory.
It is contradictory to the meaning of the motto.
The outcome of the revolution was contradictory.
The first sentence of the intro is contradictory.
The beginning of the article is contradictory as well.
It's contradictory to the breeding program of the Issr.
The definitions given in the article are contradictory.
If anything is is contradictory to the rest of the article.
The chronological information in the sources is contradictory.
Chagoya intentionally places the religious iconography in contradictory, unexpected and sometimes controversial contexts.
But this process, even when it ends up being contradictory, is a great way of clearing my head and getting my ideas together and clearly.
Mrs Coetzer was reacting to what she termed contradictory statements issued by Ms Metcalfe about the payment of school fees at State schools and State-aided schools.
Mr. Morellet, who grew up in the western French town of Cholet, where he still lives, never went to art school and has always cultivated what he calls "contradictory tastes."