"contradictory of" is not a correct phrase in written English.
Instead, you should use the phrase "contrary to". For example, "Her opinion was contrary to the majority of the people in the room."
Assume the contradictory of the conclusion.
It is contradictory of everything I've said before.
They would be unmeaning; even more, they would have been contradictory of the intent.
Probably both, since fear itself is the most contradictory of emotions.
Such a notion of course is essentially contradictory of the policy and, if accepted, would go far toward nullifying it.
Each, so far as reason is concerned, could be different: the contradictory of every matter of fact is conceivable.
Mr. Gore accused Mr. Bradley of contradictory behavior, of attacking while complaining of attacks.
A sound piece consists of a litany of contradictory evaluations of his character delivered by friends.
Some of them contradictory, some of them kind of me.
Investigators struggled to make sense of "contradictory" descriptions of Mr. Lanza by those who knew him.
Those questions are deeply contentious, partly because of the contradictory impulses of the Saudi state.
