Elállítónak

Elállítónak is a Hungarian term that translates loosely to "contrary" or "opposed." It is often used in legal and contractual contexts to describe a party that is acting against the agreed-upon terms or intentions of an agreement. For example, if a contract specifies a certain action must be taken, and one party deliberately takes a different action that undermines the contract's purpose, they might be considered elállítónak. This term implies a wilful deviation from an established path or agreement.

The concept of elállítónak can also extend beyond strict legal definitions to describe a general sense of obstruction or opposition. If someone is consistently working against a group's goals or making it difficult for progress to be made, they might be described as acting elállítónak. It signifies a stance that is not in line with the prevailing direction or consensus. The core idea is that of actively going against something that has been established, whether it be a legal contract, a plan, or a collective effort.