contra, counter

He moonlights as a smuggler, ferrying mail, contraband, and people across the broad Potomac into Virginia.

He also read from a letter that contradicted her claim that she never wanted to return to work again.

Constantly look for contrary evidence and alternative explanations.

The contrast suggests drastically different choices to some community leaders.

And by some estimates, as many as two-thirds of those boats engage in fishing that contravenes international or national laws.

It's still a controversial theory, and more research is needed.

There is much uncertainty about the interpretation of experimental data and a great deal of controversy surrounding the theories.

Indeed, replications that confirm previous results typically get less attention than those that controvert them.

Citations assure the reader that you have engaged with the strongest counterarguments and facts.

The suit and counterclaim are filed in United States District Court for the Northern District of California.

Police are asking shop owners and customers to be on the lookout for counterfeit bills when exchanging money.

It seems counterintuitive, but physical activity is a powerful antidote for fatigue.

Lincoln, upon learning of this order, immediately countermanded it.

British officials, like their American counterparts, would like to create a digital backdoor to this technology.

“Good morning!” he called cheerfully to a woman he encountered on the path.