contradicting (Meaning)

contradicting

implying, causing, or being a contradiction

The witness's account contradicts the video footage, raising doubts about the truthfulness of their testimony.
The scientist's hypothesis contradicted all previous research, prompting a re-evaluation of the accepted theory.
The politician's statements directly contradicted their earlier stance, casting doubt on their integrity.
The expert's report contradicted the findings of the investigation, necessitating a thorough review of the evidence.
The defendant's alibi contradicted the eyewitness testimony, providing a possible explanation for their innocence.
The author's portrayal of the character contradicted the reader's expectations, creating a sense of surprise and intrigue.
The research findings contradicted the popular belief held by the public, leading to a shift in perceptions.
The company's financial reports contradicted the CEO's optimistic statements, raising concerns among investors.
The historical record contradicted the myth surrounding the event, casting light on the true nature of what transpired.
The contractor's estimate contradicted the industry standards, raising suspicions of inflated costs.

implying, causing, or being a contradiction

contradictory, opposing, opposite, contentious, competitive, quarrelsome, competing, antagonistic,contrary, belligerent

kindred, congenial, agreeable, compatible, amicable, harmonious, united,unanimous,peaceful, pacific

The witness's account contradicts the video footage, raising doubts about the truthfulness of their testimony.

The scientist's hypothesis contradicted all previous research, prompting a re-evaluation of the accepted theory.

The politician's statements directly contradicted their earlier stance, casting doubt on their integrity.

The expert's report contradicted the findings of the investigation, necessitating a thorough review of the evidence.