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Significados de contradiction em inglês

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(Logic) a statement that is necessarily false.

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Uso de contradiction em inglês
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A similar contradiction is often shown in the employment of the troops.
Germany and the Next War
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Runcorn relaxing with a good book was almost a contradiction in ideas.
Funeral in Blue
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This change in tone describes a contradiction in Miliband's bid for power.
The Guardian
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It's a contradiction in terms; the flat is the negation of motherhood.
A Hazard of New Fortunes — Volume 1
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In the moral error there is a contradiction within, an intestine quarrel.
Moral Philosophy: Ethics, Deontology and Natural Law
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Perhaps, but if he is right, it would be a wonderful contradiction.
The Guardian
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This move was in contradiction to all his statements of public support.
Reuters
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Well I don't think the contradiction needs to be resolved at all.
The new yorker
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So a proprietary, closed, secret operating system is a contradiction in terms.
In the beginning ...was the command line
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There is no contradiction between her political drive and her personal appeal.
The Guardian
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Here's the contradiction: Johnny Depp seems straightforward but you know he's complex.
The Guardian
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Yet Xi's western gambit is arguably bound up in a basic contradiction.
The Guardian
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It is a bit confusing trying to explain this contradiction to patients.
Radio NZ
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It is empowerment that continues to drive his work ethic and contradiction.
Ebony
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This was called the doctrine of Consubstantiation, in contradiction to the former.
A Portraiture of Quakerism, Volume 2 / Taken from a View of the ...
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He chuckled at the contradiction of her decisive tone and uncertain words.
Afternoon delight
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Contradiction ao longo do tempo
Contradiction nas variantes da língua
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