ppl. a. [f. CONTRADICT v. + -ING2.] That contradicts; gainsaying, opposing.
1610. Bp. Carleton, Jurisd., Pref. So many are found to write in this contradicting age, one contrary to another.
1676. Dryden, Aurengz., III. i. 1346. If contradicting Int’rests could be mixt.
1849. Grote, Greece, II. xlviii. VI. 139, note. As much a contradicting as an affirming witness.
