contrary to rules – Ideal Dictionary

Contrary to rules (বিরোধী নিয়ম, নিয়মের বিপরীত, নিয়মের বিরুদ্ধে) refers to actions or behaviors that do not conform to established guidelines or standards. This phrase is often used to describe situations where individuals or groups act outside the accepted norms.

Part of Speech & Pronunciation

Part of Speech: Adjective (/kənˈtrɛri tuː ruːlz/)

Definition

Contrary to rules means acting in opposition to established regulations or guidelines. It implies a deviation from what is considered acceptable or standard behavior.

Synonyms

1. Against the rules [বিরোধী নিয়মের] – against the rules meaning in bengali
2. Noncompliant [অবাধ্য] – noncompliant meaning in bengali
3. Unruly [অশৃঙ্খল] – unruly meaning in bengali
4. Disobedient [অবাধ্য] – disobedient meaning in bengali

Antonyms

1. Compliant [অনুগত] – Compliant means adhering to rules or standards.
2. Obedient [আজ্ঞাবহ] – Obedient refers to following commands or rules.
3. Lawful [আইনসঙ্গত] – Lawful means conforming to the law or rules.

Origin

The phrase “contrary to rules” has its roots in the English language, where “contrary” signifies opposition and “rules” refers to established guidelines.

Nearby Words

1. Rule (noun)
2. Regulation (noun)
3. Norm (noun)
4. Standard (noun)

Contrary to Rules in Literature

“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” – Albert Camus (অবাধ্যতা একটি বিদ্রোহের কাজ)।

Meaning in Different Languages

Bengali: বিরোধী নিয়ম
Hindi: नियमों के खिलाफ
Nepali: नियमहरूको विपरीत
Urdu: قواعد کے خلاف
Tamil: விதிகளுக்கு எதிரான
Telugu: నియమాలకు వ్యతిరేకంగా
Arabic: ضد القواعد
Chinese: 违反规则
Japanese: ルールに反する
Russian: против правил

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