Thesaurus / violative
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synonyms for violative
- adverse
- antagonistic
- antithetical
- contradictory
- differing
- paradoxical
- reversed
- antipodal
- contrary
- counter
- facing
- hostile
- independent
- inverse
- obverse
- reverse
- separate
- antipodean
- contrapositive
- contrasted
- corresponding
- crosswise
- diametric
- diametrically opposed
- different
- dissimilar
- diverse
- flip-side
- fronting
- inconsistent
- inimical
- irreconcilable
- opposed
- ornery
- polar
- repugnant
- retrograde
- unalike
- unconnected
- unrelated
- unsimilar
- vis-à-vis
antonyms for violative
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How to use violative in a sentence
“I would argue that doing so may be violative of the privacy rights of the employees whose personnel file was taken,” Allred said.
GLORIA ALLRED: HRC PREZ MAY BE LIABLE IF FOUND TO HAVE AIDED IN CUOMO COVER-UPCHRIS JOHNSONAUGUST 12, 2021WASHINGTON BLADENotably, Veitch also pointed to YouTube’s violative view rate metric which shows the percentage of views on the platform of content violating community guidelines.
CHEAT SHEET: SENATORS WANT MORE TRANSPARENCY INTO ‘ADDICTIVE’ FACEBOOK, TWITTER AND YOUTUBE ALGORITHMSKATE KAYEAPRIL 28, 2021DIGIDAYHis continuance in the priesthood of an abjured faith was violative of every principle of honesty!
CARMEN ARIZACHARLES FRANCIS STOCKINGIs not this compulsory support most violative of constitutional and religious rights?
PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATIONMICHAEL MLLERHe may have required them to bring other Heathens under a form of servitude violative of the general morality of his word.
THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER, OMNIBUSAMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETYThe Florida salvage act is not violative of the Constitution.
THE LIFE OF JOHN MARSHALL VOLUME 4 OF 4ALBERT J. BEVERIDGEThis proceeding, of course, was theoretically violative of their common rights, and hence theoretically un-American.
THE AMERICAN CREDOGEORGE JEAN NATHANMr. Toombs denied that the bill was a "Pandora's box of evil," or that its passage was violative of the good faith of the South.
ROBERT TOOMBSPLEASANT A. STOVALLWORDS RELATED TO VIOLATIVE
- adverse
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- antipodal
- antipodean
- antithetical
- contradictory
- contrapositive
- contrary
- contrasted
- corresponding
- counter
- crosswise
- diametric
- diametrically opposed
- different
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- facing
- flip-side
- fronting
- hostile
- inconsistent
- independent
- inimical
- inverse
- irreconcilable
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- repugnant
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- reverse
- reversed
- separate
- unalike
- unconnected
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- unsimilar
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- vis-à-vis
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- contrasted
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- diametrically opposed
- different
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- diverse
- facing
- flip-side
- fronting
- hostile
- inconsistent
- independent
- inimical
- inverse
- irreconcilable
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- repugnant
- retrograde
- reverse
- reversed
- separate
- unalike
- unconnected
- unrelated
- unsimilar
- violative
- vis-à-vis
- adverse
- antagonistic
- antipodal
- antipodean
- antithetical
- contradictory
- contrapositive
- contrary
- contrasted
- corresponding
- counter
- crosswise
- diametric
- diametrically opposed
- different
- differing
- dissimilar
- diverse
- facing
- flip-side
- fronting
- hostile
- inconsistent
- independent
- inimical
- inverse
- irreconcilable
- obverse
- opposed
- ornery
- paradoxical
- polar
- repugnant
- retrograde
- reverse
- reversed
- separate
- unalike
- unconnected
- unrelated
- unsimilar
- violative
- vis-à-vis
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