﹒In a way that is opposite or contrary to what is expected or stated.
﹒In a stubborn or uncooperative manner.
﹒Contrarily to what the weather forecast predicted, the day turned out to be bright and sunny.
﹒He argued that the project would fail, while contrarily, his partner insisted it would be a massive success.
﹒She did not act out of malice; contrarily, her intentions were entirely benevolent.
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