A statement or proposition that contradicts itself; especially in the context of formal logic.

[formal] to be contrary to or in conflict with; to violate or run counter to

to be contrary or opposite; to go against or contradict each other

to run in parallel or coexist without conflict; to carry out two things at the same time without they being hindered by each other

to go against the natural or moral order; to revolt; to be contrary to

absurd; preposterous; irrational; contrary to reason or logic

money or property obtained through dishonest or improper means will be taken away by others or squandered in the same way; also refers to the idea that actions violating natural principles will result in retribution in kind

to rebel; revolt; rebellion; sedition

to betray or rebel against; to be disobedient or defy authority

To violate moral standards; to act against morality.

(dialect) muddled or confused; often used to describe elderly people who are no longer clear-headed

to be rude and disrespectful; to act contrary to proper etiquette toward one's superiors or elders

unlucky or out of luck; to have bad timing

muddled or confused; typically used in colloquial or regional speech to describe a person who is not thinking clearly

to be contrary to reason; to go against common sense

contrary to social norms or traditional etiquette; inappropriate or lacking in respect

unreasonable or irrational; self-contradictory

(variant form) to act with irreverence or disrespectful behavior; contrary and insulting

(literary) behaving or speaking in a way that is wild, defiant, and contrary to reason; brazen; presumptuous

one's words and actions are contradictory; to say one thing and do another

To violate or go against something, such as a rule or principle; same as [[违背|違背|wei2 bei4]].