Answer:
"On the contrary"
meaning:
You use "on the contrary" when you want to make a denial or contradiction more emphatic. You use it to show that you disagree with something; the statement that follows this phrase has the meaning opposite to something. You use "to the contrary" when you want to imply the opposite of something (without a denial).
example sentence:
1. It wasn't a good thing; on the contrary it was a huge mistake.
2. It doesn't seem ugly to me; on the contrary, I think it's rather beautiful.
3. You think you are clever; on the contrary, I assure that you are very foolish.
4. It's no trouble at all; on the contrary, it will be a great pleasure to help you.
5. A: Are you nearly through? B: On the contrary, I've only just begun.
6. On the contrary, it exalts the music further.
7. On the contrary, some seemed to actively discourage it.
8. On the contrary, they can be mutually reinforcing.
9. On the contrary, I was coming to dread them.
10. On the contrary, it liberated us.
Explanation:
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