† caˌtantiˈphrastical,a.Obs.rare—1. [f.Gr. κατ' ἀντίϕρασιν by antiphrasis: cf. antiphrastical.] = antiphrastic. 1645J. Goodwin Innocency & Tr. Triumph. 51 It may be that this argument is figurative and cat-antiphrasticall: And so, by confusions, disorders, etc. he means peace, unitie and concord amongst men.