Synonyms for contradicts
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1. List of paraphrases for "contradicts":

   contravenes, belies

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1. Jessica Vaughan:

   It appears to me that this research could have been suppressed because it contradicts the Obama administration’s narrative that the border is secure, and it contradicts the administration’s wish for people to believe that illegal immigration is a thing of the past.

2. Joe Biden:

   This ruling contradicts both common sense and the Constitution, and should deeply trouble us all.

3. James Lankford:

   The HHS memo leaked today is the second leaked document out of this administration in a week, which contradicts public statements from now two Cabinet secretaries, and illustrates the absolute disregard this Administration has for the American people.

4. Adam Schiff:

   Last month, in a bid to prevent informing the American people and its elected representatives about Russian efforts to help President President Trump and hurt Joe Biden, the Trump Administration announced that it would cease briefing Congress in person, and rely on written products alone. But if written products are being altered for political reasons, or worse withheld entirely, how can the American people trust that this Administration will inform voters on how foreign powers are trying to influence them, or where the threats really come from, and protect National Security — particularly when it contradicts the President's preferred narrative or personal political interests ? In short, they can't, and that's dangerous.

5. Chris Magnus.Remington:

   Ryan Remington use of deadly force in this incident is a clear violation of department policy and directly contradicts multiple aspects of our use of force training, as a result, Tucson Police Department moved earlier today to terminate Officer Ryan Remington.