Contradict:

Verb:

1. To assert the opposite of a statement or belief; deny or disagree with.
2. To be inconsistent with or in conflict with.

Prepositions:

• “With” (contradict with someone)
• “To” (contradict to something)

Collocations:

• Contradict a statement/opinion/argument, directly contradict, appear to contradict.

Example Sentences:

1. His testimony contradicts the evidence presented in court.
2. She contradicted his version of events with her own testimony.
3. The witness’s statement directly contradicts the suspect’s alibi.
4. The findings of the study appear to contradict previous research.
5. Her actions contradict her stated beliefs.
6. He contradicted himself several times during the interview.
7. The data from the experiment contradicts the initial hypothesis.
8. Their accounts of the incident contradict each other.
9. The witness was accused of contradicting herself on the stand.
10. The new evidence contradicts the previous conclusions.
11. The facts of the case contradict the defendant’s claims of innocence.
12. His behavior seems to contradict his earlier promises.
13. The witness’s statement contradicts the police report.
14. The study’s results contradict popular beliefs about nutrition.
15. She contradicted his argument with compelling evidence.
16. His actions seem to contradict his professed values.
17. The report’s findings directly contradict the company’s official statements.
18. Her testimony contradicted the defendant’s alibi.
19. The witness’s testimony was found to contradict the forensic evidence.
20. The survey results appear to contradict public opinion polls.
21. He contradicted the teacher’s explanation with his own theory.
22. The evidence presented in court contradicts the witness’s account.
23. Her statement contradicted earlier statements made by her colleagues.
24. The data collected during the experiment contradicted the initial hypothesis.
25. His behavior contradicts the rules outlined in the employee handbook.
26. The witness’s testimony directly contradicts the defendant’s claims.
27. Their research findings contradict the prevailing theories in the field.
28. The witness’s statement contradicts what was recorded on video.
29. His actions seem to contradict his stated intentions.
30. The results of the investigation contradict the official narrative.
31. She contradicted herself several times during cross-examination.
32. His actions appear to contradict his public statements.
33. The study’s conclusions contradict the accepted wisdom on the subject.
34. The witness’s account contradicted the version of events presented by the accused.
35. The witness was accused of contradicting herself under oath.
36. The evidence appears to contradict the defendant’s claims of innocence.
37. His statements directly contradict the findings of the investigation.
38. The facts presented in the report contradict the company’s financial statements.
39. The witness’s testimony contradicted the defendant’s alibi.
40. The study’s results contradict earlier research on the topic.
41. The new evidence contradicts the previous conclusions drawn by the committee.
42. Her behavior contradicts the company’s code of conduct.
43. The witness’s account contradicted the police officer’s testimony.
44. The evidence collected seems to contradict the initial assumptions.
45. His actions contradict the principles he claims to uphold.
46. The data appears to contradict the prevailing theories in the field.
47. Her statements during the trial contradicted her earlier statements to the police.
48. The witness’s testimony directly contradicts the defendant’s version of events.
49. The findings of the study contradict common misconceptions about the topic.
50. The witness was accused of contradicting herself during cross-examination.