Definition of e contrario in English:

e contrario

(also a contrario)

adverb ˌeɪ kɒnˈtrɑːrɪəʊ

Logic Law

1From a contrary position; by dint of opposition or antagonism.
2Conversely, contrariwise; vice versa.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Stubbes (c1555–c1610), pamphleteer. From classical Latin ē contrāriō on the contrary, in contradiction, on the opposite side, inversely, on the other hand from ē out of + contrāriō, ablative of contrārius.

Definition of e contrario in US English:

e contrario

(also a contrario)

adverbˌeɪ kɒnˈtrɑːrɪəʊ

Logic Law

1From a contrary position; by dint of opposition or antagonism.
2Conversely, contrariwise; vice versa.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Stubbes (c1555–c1610), pamphleteer. From classical Latin ē contrāriō on the contrary, in contradiction, on the opposite side, inversely, on the other hand from ē out of + contrāriō, ablative of contrārius.

单词	e contrario
释义	Definition of e contrario in English: e contrario (also a contrario) adverb ˌeɪ kɒnˈtrɑːrɪəʊ Logic Law 1From a contrary position; by dint of opposition or antagonism. 2Conversely, contrariwise; vice versa. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Stubbes (c1555–c1610), pamphleteer. From classical Latin ē contrāriō on the contrary, in contradiction, on the opposite side, inversely, on the other hand from ē out of + contrāriō, ablative of contrārius. Definition of e contrario in US English: e contrario (also a contrario) adverbˌeɪ kɒnˈtrɑːrɪəʊ Logic Law 1From a contrary position; by dint of opposition or antagonism. 2Conversely, contrariwise; vice versa. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Stubbes (c1555–c1610), pamphleteer. From classical Latin ē contrāriō on the contrary, in contradiction, on the opposite side, inversely, on the other hand from ē out of + contrāriō, ablative of contrārius.
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