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con´tra|ven´er
con|tra|vene «KON truh VEEN», transitive verb, -vened, -ven|ing.
1. to conflict with; oppose: »

A dictatorship contravenes the liberty of individuals.

2. to contradict; oppose in argument; deny.
3. to act in defiance of; violate: »

The British Government made it clear…that the Paris agreements in no way contravened the treaty (London Times).

SYNONYM(S): transgress, infringe.
[< Middle French contravenir, learned borrowing from Late Latin contrāvenīre oppose < Latin contrā- against + venīre come]
con´tra|ven´er, noun.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.