contrarie

contrārĭē, adv., v. contrarius fin.

contrāriē, Adv. (contrarius), entgegengesetzt, I) eig.: sidera c. procedentia (bald langsam, bald schnell), Cic. Tim. 31. – II) übtr.: a) im entgegengesetzten Sinne, alqd dicere, scribere, Cic.: verba relata c., gegensätzlich, in Gegensätzen, Cic. – b) zweckwidrig, c. dicere aliquid, Tac. dial. 34.

contrarie 1 the other way round. hyfen ponitur infra ad dexteram partem, ut est ‘sub urbanus’. hypodiastoli ponitur infra ~ie atque hyfen, ut est ‘Constantinolis’ Aldh. PR 141. 2 in a contrary sense, in direct opposition. quid nugatorie, quid improbabiliter, ‥ quid improprie, quid dure, quid his singillatim ~ie dici soleat comperientius experti Balsh. AD 8; [dicitur] ‘subtile documentum’ [eorum aliquod que sic dicuntur] ut sola intellectum ‥ acuentia, ‘subtilis ignis’ ut sola corpulentis ~ie dissimilia Id. AD rec. 2 52.

contrārĭē (16) (contrarius), dʼune manière contraire : Cic. Tim. 31 ; verba relata contrarie Cic. de Or. 2, 263, antithèses : contrarie dicere aliquid Tac. D. 34, se contredire.

contrarie . adv. et, v. contrario
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contrāriē adv.

• contrarius, in opposite ways, in a different manner: scriptum esse: relata verba: dicere, Ta.