Contradicted In A Sentence

Q: How to use contradicted in a sentence?

1. Quite decidedly she contradicted him. 2. Jean contradicted him pitilessly. 3. There is no theory more contradicted by facts. 4. I neither confirmed nor contradicted it. 5. An idea is contradicted by proving its impossibility.

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Quite decidedly she contradicted him.
Jean contradicted him pitilessly.
There is no theory more contradicted by facts.
I neither confirmed nor contradicted it.
An idea is contradicted by proving its impossibility.
It contradicted every tradition of her upbringing.
Indeed it is virtually contradicted by their whole tenor.
She had never in her life been contradicted or opposed.
He never opposed or contradicted her, but stayed apart.
Indeed Estelle contradicted him very forcibly.
Perhaps it was my fault; I contradicted her.
The Constitution contradicted the Declaration.
But this account is contradicted by Bishop Forbes.
I have contradicted it and asked Anne Robertson to do so.
We ought not to suppose that he contradicted himself in this way.
No," she contradicted herself.
It contradicted the other side, and insisted on the same thing as before.
The observations contradicted the calculations; they were wrong!
But the expression of the dark, heavy face contradicted her pose.
It does not mean that Aristotle really contradicted himself.
But to-day contradicted yesterday, and to-morrow proved both untrustworthy.
Thus Count Czernin is categorically contradicted by facts.
She never cried," contradicted Na-che flatly.
The future husband to be contradicted may be Sidney Trefusis.
He never contradicted this rumor--not once.

How To Use Contradicted In A Sentence?

But this supposition is impossible, because it is too clearly contradicted by the facts.
Nobody has since contradicted this statement, so it has been given the benefit of the doubt.
In the end this history was known, and has been neither contradicted nor disavowed by anybody.
Moreover there was nothing in the Constitution which expressly contradicted it.
The machine would follow its own solution, even if the other three contradicted it.
A boyish straightforwardness of manner contradicted their coquettish curliness, however.
Suffice it to say that it answered and contradicted the Boer sentiments with vigour.
He tried, clumsily enough, to moderate his statements, and almost contradicted himself.
Certain it is that Councils and Popes have contradicted and anathematized each other.
It professes to rest on experience, and yet no Christian legend ever contradicted experience more.
At the table he bewildered, angered, and contradicted poor old Jack with political argument.
She was not going to be contradicted by anybody, least of all a Bell from Avonlea.
This was immediately contradicted by the Government, as follows: To the Public.
The list of the payments made to them was published, when it could have been contradicted if untrue.
Their affirmation need not be contradicted unless it be intended to mean that originally they were one and the same thing.