contradiction in Irish
contradiction in Irish is bréagnú — contradiction means a statement or idea that is inconsistent with another, or that clashes with itself.
contradiction in Irish
bréagnú
(countable, uncountable) The act of contradicting.
What does "contradiction" mean?
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noun A statement or idea that is inconsistent with another, or that clashes with itself.
"There's a clear contradiction between what he said last week and what he's saying now."
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noun The act of contradicting.
"She grew tired of his constant contradiction of everything she said."
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contradiction in a sentence
- There's a clear contradiction between what he said last week and what he's saying now.
- "A silent alarm" almost sounds like a contradiction in terms.
- She grew tired of his constant contradiction of everything she said.
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What is "contradiction" in Irish?
"contradiction" in Irish is bréagnú. contradiction means: A statement or idea that is inconsistent with another, or that clashes with itself.
How do you use "contradiction" in a sentence?
Example: "There's a clear contradiction between what he said last week and what he's saying now." In Irish, "contradiction" is bréagnú.
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