What is the opposite of Rather?

What is the opposite of rather?

extremely	insignificantly
generally	usually
commonly	normally
not	just
narrowly	not very

What is preferably mean?

by choice or preference

What does comparatively mean?

relatively; not positively or absolutely

What does quite the opposite mean?

used for saying that something is the opposite of what has been suggested. ‘Was he angry? ‘ ‘No, quite the opposite – he invited me to have dinner with him. ‘ Synonyms and related words.

Is quite the contrary a sentence?

Quite the contrary; everything still mostly functions as it always did. Quite the contrary, it’s going to make it not enjoyable for me. Yet for all that you are not to suppose me unhappy, quite the contrary.

What does quite the feat mean?

That’s quite a feat means it is quite a challenge, or heavy task.

What does to the contrary mean?

phrase. When a particular idea is being considered, evidence or statements to the contrary suggest that this idea is not true or that the opposite is true. He continued to maintain that he did nothing wrong, despite clear evidence to the contrary.

What does contrary mean in a sentence?

Use contrary when two things are exactly opposite or entirely different. If something is contrary to something else, it is opposed to or against it. A contrary child is one who opposes people in authority.

How do you use the word contrary in a sentence?

Contrary sentence example

There was a contrary opinion of course!
On the contrary , I didn’t even hear it.
On the contrary , I was flattered.
Somehow it seemed contrary to his character – any of them.
They reviewed contrary viewpoints.
Contrary to your opinion, I do respect your judgment.

What is contrary information?

They may also reject valid but contrary information, neither realizing its importance nor understanding it. By contrary information, we mean information that might not support a request for investigative powers.

What does contrary mean in law?

This term means that it is unlawful or is in violation of a legal regulation or a legal statute.

Is contrarily a word?

contrarily adverb (NOT REASONABLE) in a way that is intended to disagree with and annoy other people: “I’m not a being difficult,” she responded contrarily.

What is another word for adversely?

negatively	scepticallyUK
skepticallyUS	resentfully
unsympathetically	without sympathy
with prejudice