Definition of contrarious in US English:

contrarious

adjective kənˈtrerēəskənˈtrerēəs

archaic

1Perverse; refractory.
Example sentencesExamples
- D minor was traditionally regarded as a key both ‘obscure’ and a shade perilous, as was the Dorian mode it derived from; the piece falls, with the impetuosity of youth, into more contrarious sections than does any of the later toccatas.
2Opposed; unfavorable.
Example sentencesExamples
- The working of the party became less democratic and more bureaucratic, while certain questionable practices, like sending contrarious members to distant posts, developed unchecked.

Definition of contrarious in US English:

contrarious

adjectivekənˈtrerēəs

archaic

1Perverse; refractory.
Example sentencesExamples
- D minor was traditionally regarded as a key both ‘obscure’ and a shade perilous, as was the Dorian mode it derived from; the piece falls, with the impetuosity of youth, into more contrarious sections than does any of the later toccatas.
2Opposed; unfavorable.
Example sentencesExamples
- The working of the party became less democratic and more bureaucratic, while certain questionable practices, like sending contrarious members to distant posts, developed unchecked.

单词	contrarious
释义	Definition of contrarious in US English: contrarious adjective kənˈtrerēəskənˈtrerēəs archaic 1Perverse; refractory. Example sentencesExamples D minor was traditionally regarded as a key both ‘obscure’ and a shade perilous, as was the Dorian mode it derived from; the piece falls, with the impetuosity of youth, into more contrarious sections than does any of the later toccatas. 2Opposed; unfavorable. Example sentencesExamples The working of the party became less democratic and more bureaucratic, while certain questionable practices, like sending contrarious members to distant posts, developed unchecked. Definition of contrarious in US English: contrarious adjectivekənˈtrerēəs archaic 1Perverse; refractory. Example sentencesExamples D minor was traditionally regarded as a key both ‘obscure’ and a shade perilous, as was the Dorian mode it derived from; the piece falls, with the impetuosity of youth, into more contrarious sections than does any of the later toccatas. 2Opposed; unfavorable. Example sentencesExamples The working of the party became less democratic and more bureaucratic, while certain questionable practices, like sending contrarious members to distant posts, developed unchecked.
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