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contrived

[ kuhn-trahyvd ]

adjective

  1. obviously planned or forced; artificial; strained:

    a contrived story.



contrived

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adjective

  1. obviously planned, artificial, or lacking in spontaneity; forced; unnatural
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of contrived1

First recorded in 1505–15; contrive + -ed 2
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Example Sentences

Her death, largely contrived by Cromwell at the behest of his prince, bookends the 2015 adaptation and opens the 2025 sequel, creating a kind of illusion that the ten years separating them never existed.

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While "Backtrack" may be somewhat contrived in its plotting, the jump scares and Brody’s moody performance remain effective.

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Bryant didn’t like anything phony, anything contrived, anything that interfered with the serious business of winning a championship.

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What is astonishing is that we manage to get invested in her career, despite plotting that goes from cheekily contrived to absurd.

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However, the world number 10 will head away from the tournament wondering just how he contrived to lose against Wilson.

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