c'est contraire à

it is contrary to

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it is contrary to Used to say that something goes against or conflicts with a law, principle, reason, or rule. The more natural English equivalent is often “it goes against.”

FR: C'est contraire à la loi.

EN: It goes against the law.

C'est contraire à ses principes.

It's against his principles.

C'est contraire à la raison.

It goes against reason.

C'est contraire à tes principes.

It goes against your principles.

C'est contraire à leur propre loi.

It goes against their own law.

— The Legend of Bhagat Singh (2002)

Ça aussi, c'est contraire à la loi.

That’s against the law too.

— The Dead Don't Die (2019)

C'est contraire à vos principes.

That goes against your principles.

C'est contraire à mes principes.

That goes against my principles.

C'est contraire à la loi.

It is against the law.

— The Dead Don't Die (2019)

D'abord, c'est contraire à la constitution.

First, it is against the constitution.