contratabular
adjective
con·tra·tab·u·lar
¦kän‧trə¦tabyələ(r)
Roman law
: contrary to the terms of a written instrument, usually a will
Word History
Etymology
contra- + Latin tabula board, tablet, will + English -ar
- at the minimum
- at the moment
- at the most
- at the outside
- at the plate
- at the pleasure of
- at the pleasure of (someone)
- at the pleasure of someone
- at the point of
- at the point of doing something
- at the polls
- at the present time
- at the pump
- at the pumps
- at the ready
- at the receiving end
- at the risk of
- at the risk of (doing something)
- at the risk of doing something
- at the root of
- at the same time
- at the seams
- at the sight of
- at the stroke of
- at the tender age