Difference between Unfavourable and Contrary

UNFAVOURABLE vs CONTRARY: NOUN

Something that is opposite or contrary.
To an opposite purpose or intent; on the other side.
The opposite.
One of a pair of propositions that cannot both be simultaneously true.
A relation of direct opposition
Exact opposition
Two propositions are contraries if both cannot be true but both can be false
In opposition; on the other hand.
Either of two opposing or contrary things.
A proposition related to another in such a way that if the latter is true, the former must be false, but if the latter is false, the former is not necessarily true.
See Contraries.
The opposite; a proposition, fact, or condition incompatible with another. See Converse, n., 1.
An opponent; an enemy.
A thing that is of contrary or opposite qualities.
An adversary.
One of a pair of objects placed at opposite points or seen in opposite directions; an opposite.
One of a pair of characters, propositions, statements, or terms, the most different possible within the same general sphere or class. See I., 3.
A contradiction; a denial.

Given to recalcitrant behavior; willful or perverse.
Adverse; unfavorable.
Opposite; in an opposite direction; in opposition; adverse.
Opposite in direction or position: : opposite.
Opposed, as in character or purpose.
In an opposing direction
Of words or propositions so related that both cannot be true but both may be false
Very opposed in nature or character or purpose
Resistant to guidance or discipline
Moving in the opposite direction at a fixed interval.
Opposed; contradictory; repugnant; inconsistent.
Given to opposition; perverse; forward; wayward.
Affirming the opposite; so opposed as to destroy each other.
The progression of parts in opposite directions, one ascending, the other descending.
Strongly dissimilar
Opposed in nature

Wilful, Untoward, etc. See wayward.
Given to contradiction; acting in opposition; captious; perverse; intractable; unaccommodating.
Adverse; hostile; opposing; antagonistic; opposite; conflicting.
Extremely unlike; the most unlike of anything within the same class: thus, hot and cold, up and down, sage and fool, heaven and hell, are contrary terms.
In botany, at right angles to: as, a silique compressed contrary to the dissepiment (that is, in a direction at right angles to it, in distinction from a parallel direction).
Opposite; opposed; at the opposite point or in an opposite direction.
To oppose; contradict.
In heraldry, oppositely; contrariwise: said of two bearings each of which is in some sense the reverse of the other.
In a contrary way; with a contrary result.
(idiom) (by contraries) In opposition to what is expected.
(idiom) (on the contrary) In opposition to what has been stated or what is expected.

Favorable, Admonishing, Reproving, Admonitory, Inauspicious, Contrary, Disapproving, Reproachful, Harmful, Discriminatory, Invidious, Hostile, Untoward, Adverse, Unfavorable

Contravenes, Contradicted, Contradict, Contradicts, Antonymous, Wayward, Disobedient, Unfavourable, Different, Unfavorable, Obstinate, Adverse, Reverse, Opposite, Perverse

Favorable, Admonishing, Reproving, Admonitory, Inauspicious, Contrary, Disapproving, Reproachful, Harmful, Discriminatory, Invidious, Hostile, Untoward, Adverse, Unfavorable

Contravenes, Contradicted, Contradict, Contradicts, Antonymous, Wayward, Disobedient, Unfavourable, Different, Unfavorable, Obstinate, Adverse, Reverse, Opposite, Perverse

The Reliance Liquidator has offered no contrary evidence.
As a matter of fact Jesus said contrary.
In fact I hear and see the contrary.
Note has made an agreement to the contrary.
Chairman and NAB representatives compel a contrary conclusion.
No such contrary authority exists for good reason.
On the contrary, war will only hasten it.
This position also is contrary to the Catholic faith, which, on the contrary, considers the salvific incarnation of the Word as a trinitarian event.
Believing, like seeing, has no polar opposite, though contrary dogmas may be believed, as contrary colours may be seen.
Invert, to turn into a contrary direction; to place in a contrary order oi method.