Definition

contrarily

adverb
  1. in a way that is opposite or opposed to something; conversely
  2. in a stubborn or obstinate manner; perversely
  3. Usage: less common

Examples

  • Most people enjoy summer heat; contrarily, she prefers cold winters.
  • The evidence suggests one conclusion; contrarily, the witness testified to the opposite.
  • While others followed the rules, he acted contrarily out of sheer stubbornness.
  • The two reports reached contrarily different findings about the same data.
  • She contrarily insisted on doing things her own way, regardless of advice.
  • The market moved contrarily to all economic predictions.

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