contradistinctive

And there's plenty of the unexpected and contradistinctive about its bid for struggling British music and books retailer HMV Group.

Giles' HMV Rejects Financial Suitor 2006

And there's plenty of the unexpected and contradistinctive about its bid for struggling British music and books retailer HMV Group.

U.K. Faces Of The Week, Feb. 6-10 2006 Forbes.com staff 2006

And, in another swell little marriage between projection and the reliance on contradistinctive definitions of manhood, the straight man who invents a sexual assault out of whole cloth benefits from the overwhelming narrative that it is women who routinely make false rape claims in desperate bids of self-preservation or vengeance.

Feminism 101 2004

And, in another swell little marriage between projection and the reliance on contradistinctive definitions of manhood, the straight man who invents a sexual assault out of whole cloth benefits from the overwhelming narrative that it is women who routinely make false rape claims in desperate bids of self-preservation or vengeance.

Feminism 101 2004

Montani was installed at the castle as one of the countess's maids in waiting: a somewhat contradistinctive term, be it understood, to a

The International Monthly Magazine, Volume 5, No. 1, January, 1852 Various

- The application must be submitted with accredited by - laws, regulations, or any contradistinctive document that sets out the organization's rules of operation.

Masters Finance 2009

Antarctic itself is a rare, contradistinctive place-name anti ` opposite '+ arkitos, adjective of arktos ` bear,' i.e., ` opposite the arctic or opposite the North Pole. '

VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XIII No 4 1986

_must_ be very contradistinctive -- was the Minister, in this instance, the poor man's friend, or the rich man's friend?

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 327, January, 1843 Various