contradistinction

This word is used in contradistinction to the common law.

Remember that the hands both face the same way in contradistinction to the piano.

Constitutionalism, therefore, is to be set in contradistinction to arbitrary power.

The skins of the women, in contradistinction, were chalky white, and their hair was black.

The other construction, using contradistinction, needs no accounting on the speaker's part."

The right hand is commonly known in contradistinction from the left, as the hand used for eating.

Multiple rather than single ulcers are the rule, in contradistinction to syphilis.

In contradistinction to consolation spiritual desolation may be of three kinds.

However, in contradistinction to Italy, here the main mass of the officer caste at least has recognized the danger.

By contradistinction, a marriage system is a network, whose structure determines which channels between social groups are open to the 'circulation of women'.

Sidney, as a traditionalist, however, gives attention to drama in contradistinction to poetry.

I will say that in contradistinction to usual therapies, it is fast and violent-shock treatment.

This was in contradistinction to the incorrect call for Gore while the polls were still open and that actually affected the voting.

By reason I understand here the whole higher faculty of cognition, the rational being placed in contradistinction to the empirical.

On his wrist was a watch somewhat in contradistinction to the rest of his apparel.

The word 'useful,' therefore, is incorporated into the act in contradistinction to mischievous or immoral.

It is employed in contradistinction to the jus abutendi, the right to abuse.

In contradistinction to that positive, if sometimes mocking, uh-huh is the clearly negative uh-uh.

The easiest way to identify the neighborhood is by contradistinction, which is largely how it identifies itself.

What's the difference between distinction and contradistinction?

This is in contradistinction to the herd of individualists condemning "organized religion."

Postmodern psychotherapy, in contradistinction, could no longer speak in terms of such differentiation.

In contradistinction, men with bipolar disorder possessed increased abilities.

The blue iris is an example of a structural color, in contradistinction to a pigment color.

Henology stands in contradistinction to several other philosophical disciplines.