Present participle of contravene. (to act contrary or to deny something.)(verb)
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Use "contravening" in a sentence
"What it did: Let councils enforce (and keep income from) parking and moving traffic offences such as contravening banned turns and blocking box junctions."
"Again, I am not trying to advocate the practice, but in truth the FBI is not "contravening" anything because they are quite simply not subject to the laws of the European Union."
"China subsidizes contravening its own WTO treaties its industries in ways ranging from cheap credit to free land."