in (direct) contradiction to something

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishin (direct) contradiction to somethingin (direct) contradiction to somethingDIFFERENTin a way that is opposite to a belief or statement Your behaviour is in direct contradiction to the principles you claim to have. → contradictionExamples from the Corpusin (direct) contradiction to something• Delusions are based on wishes too, but they are in contradiction to reality.• There are thus no circumstances in which the Chewong may behave in contradiction to their ideologically constructed concept of human nature.• He sees the trajectory of his industrial social formation in contradiction to meeting fundamental human and social needs.• Will there not be a continuity of evolution implied, in contradiction to our postulated discontinuous collapse?• Schor's evidence is in direct contradiction to the neo-classical income / leisure trade-off model outlined above.• Hatred is in contradiction to Christian values.• This was totally in contradiction to Mr Venables' claim that he was promised security of tenure.• Many broadcasters felt that they were expected not to say anything on the air which was in contradiction to Government policy.• Of course, our bodily forms and somewhat disorganized working systems were in contradiction to their understanding of the correct codes of policing.

单词	in (direct) contradiction to something
释义	in (direct) contradiction to something From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishin (direct) contradiction to somethingin (direct) contradiction to somethingDIFFERENTin a way that is opposite to a belief or statement Your behaviour is in direct contradiction to the principles you claim to have. → contradictionExamples from the Corpusin (direct) contradiction to something• Delusions are based on wishes too, but they are in contradiction to reality.• There are thus no circumstances in which the Chewong may behave in contradiction to their ideologically constructed concept of human nature.• He sees the trajectory of his industrial social formation in contradiction to meeting fundamental human and social needs.• Will there not be a continuity of evolution implied, in contradiction to our postulated discontinuous collapse?• Schor's evidence is in direct contradiction to the neo-classical income / leisure trade-off model outlined above.• Hatred is in contradiction to Christian values.• This was totally in contradiction to Mr Venables' claim that he was promised security of tenure.• Many broadcasters felt that they were expected not to say anything on the air which was in contradiction to Government policy.• Of course, our bodily forms and somewhat disorganized working systems were in contradiction to their understanding of the correct codes of policing.
随便看	reason out reason something ↔ out reason that reason to do reason to do reason to do something reason with reason with somebody reasonable reasonable etc terms reasonable notice reasonable/favourable/cheaper etc terms reasonably reasonably accurate reasoned reasoning reassemble reassert reassert itself reassert your authority reassert your authority/power/control reassert your control reassert your power reassess reassurance