Adversative

The loud music next door was adversative to their studying for the exam.

The professor used an adversative conjunction to highlight the differences between the two theories.

"But" is an adversative that signifies contrast.

The adversative crowd hurled insults at the politician.

The two adversative teams clashed on the soccer field.

The adversative neighbors had a long-standing feud over property lines.

The adversative criminal threatened the shopkeeper with a weapon.

Despite the adversative weather, they continued their outdoor activity.

John's adversative attitude caused the group's project to fail.

The adversative weather conditions caused many flight cancellations.

The adversative terrain made the climb to the peak more challenging.

The storm's adversative winds caused widespread destruction.

The medicine had an adversative effect on her stomach.

The adversative actions of the driver caused a serious accident.

The adversative criticism from her boss made her feel terrible.

His adversative attitude towards his teammates caused a rift in the team.

The adversative behavior of the dog led to its owner's injury.

The sharp rocks were adversative to our bare feet.