Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Something that is disputed or questioned, often because it contradicts another statement or belief.

Example: The findings of the study were contradicted by several experts in the field.

Definition: To say the opposite of what someone else has said; to deny the truth of something.

Example: She contradicted his statement during the meeting.

Definition: Describing something that is full of inconsistencies or contradictions, often leading to confusion or disagreement.

Example: His argument was so contradictious that no one could follow his reasoning.

Definition: A person who says the opposite of what someone else has said, often to challenge or dispute their statement.

Example: During the debate, she played the role of a contradicter, questioning every point made by her opponent.

Definition: In a way that expresses or shows disagreement or opposition.

Example: She argued contradictorily, making it hard to understand her true opinion.

Definition: Describing something that is in conflict or disagreement with itself or another statement.

Example: His actions were contradictory to his words, making it hard to trust him.

Definition: A statement or idea that is in conflict with another, making it impossible for both to be true at the same time.

Example: The two statements were contradictory, as one claimed it was raining while the other said it was sunny.

Definition: A visible line in the sky made of water vapor or ice crystals that forms behind an aircraft as it flies.

Example: The contrail from the jet lingered in the sky for several minutes before disappearing.

Definition: To suggest that a certain treatment or action should not be taken because it may be harmful or not suitable.

Example: The doctor said that the new medication may contraindicate the use of the old one.

Definition: Relating to or occurring on the opposite side of the body from a specified point.

Example: The doctor explained that the pain in the left arm could be contralateral to the injury on the right side.

Definition: A situation where two ideas or statements are opposites of each other, often used in logic to show how one statement relates to another by negating their parts.

Example: In logic, contraposition helps to understand the relationship between different propositions.

Definition: A statement that is formed by reversing and negating the terms of another statement, often used in logic to show that two statements are equivalent.

Example: In logic, the contrapositive of 'If it rains, then the ground is wet' is 'If the ground is not wet, then it does not rain.'