Mutually opposed, antagonistic; self-contradictory, inconsistent. ? Obsolete.

Opposed in nature or tendency; diametrically different, extremely unlike. Const. to; often with sense: Repugnant, antagonistic.

contrary, adj. n.adv. prep., opposed, opposite.

Esp. of two or more things in relation to each other: contrary, contradictory. Obsolete.

Opposite or contrary to something else; moving in the opposite direction. Without construction.

Opposed, repugnant, contrary to.

Contrary, opposite, opposed (to each other, or to something specified). (Now rarely predicative.)

Positioned opposite; contrary; (hence) obvious, evident.

Opposed, contrary (to); in quot. 1614, opposed in sense, antithetical, contrasted. Obsolete.

Opposed, contrary, or contradictory to something. Now rare.

Hostile, conflicting, opposed, repugnant; (in early use also) able to oppose, vigorously resistant.

Of or belonging to antipathy; of contrary nature or character (to); spec. in Med. having or producing the contrary symptoms.

Characterized by direct opposition.