contradicts
v.v. to say or show that something else is not true. If one fact contradicts another, they cannot both be right.
v. to assert the opposite of a statement; to be in conflict with or logically inconsistent with another claim.
His story contradicts what the police found at the scene.
The new evidence directly contradicts the witness's earlier testimony, making it difficult for the jury to believe her.
While the initial data suggested a cooling trend, the most recent satellite imagery contradicts those findings and indicates that temperatures are actually rising at an accelerated rate.
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object.
The report contradicts with the facts.The report contradicts the facts.Contradict is a transitive verb and does not take the preposition 'with'.