dichotomy English

Meaning dichotomy meaning

What does dichotomy mean?

dichotomy

— noun being twofold; a classification into two opposed parts or subclasses the dichotomy between eastern and western culture

Synonyms dichotomy synonyms

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Topics dichotomy topics

What do people use dichotomy to talk about?

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Two

• What words refer to two?
  two second two times two-fold double (v) twins brace dichotomy deuce dual dyad twain yoke in pairs in twos two by two by twos two at a time two apiece two each both either neither

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Numbered group

• What words refer to a group of two?
  pair couple couplet brace dichotomy deuce dual dyad twain yoke

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How do I use dichotomy in a sentence?

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A metaphysical dichotomy has caused this unit to overload and shut down.

This dichotomy led to a revolution in which Antoinette and her husband were beheaded.

A dichotomy of order and chaos just like me.

Ain't there some kind of dichotomy in that shit for you?

They're a wonderful dichotomy.

I'm still a little murky with the whole 'can't versus won't' dichotomy.

He was a dichotomy of a performer.

The hero-sidekick dichotomy only serves to.

The dichotomy of good and evil.

But the more it caught on, the more that there was this dichotomy between clean and efficient and non-polluting versus a Suburban.

There's an obvious dichotomy in the skill the unsub exhibits in abducting these women and the fact that he cuts their hearts out so crudely.

I love the dichotomy, the pastoral landscape, the hint of violence in the window.

An epistemological dichotomy?

But this dichotomy was already present in the new testament where you get some parts which suggest the importance of a faithful, responsible collaboration with the political authorities.

Well, truthfully, I did feel a certain dichotomy.

So this is the dichotomy of the man.

So if the guitars are roaring and thick and heavy and the drums are pounding, that dichotomy would work for him.

You know, when you think about it, because man vs nature, that really is a false dichotomy.

Oh, dichotomy, my ass.

And what you've got is this complete false dichotomy built around nature as deterministic at the very bottom of all the causality.

A false dichotomy-- it's all electricity.

We're a dichotomy, but we're symbiotic.

The fact the Catholic Church has taken on the role as not only being the abuser but also the savior, it's a dichotomy.

Now isn't that a dichotomy-- your wife fighting to get a wife killer out on the streets.

Hmm, that is a dichotomy.

Said to represent the dichotomy of being.

As Wesen, we all live with a. a dichotomy, like, a split.

And this dichotomy may be evident in his everyday life.

And that's the. that, it's. Y'all hold on, hold on one second. It's a dichotomy.

It's a weird dichotomy, typically seen when an unsub is in their early stages of becoming a killer.

It explains the dichotomy.

Now, before Dr. Kinsey began his research, most scientists were accustomed to thinking of sexuality as a dichotomy.

No, I don't bite at that, but that's a false dichotomy.

News and current affairs

The most important implication of believing that cultural modernity emerged in more than one species is that it largely eliminates the dichotomy that Western thought has traditionally detected between the natural world and human culture.

A similar dichotomy applies to many other critical issues, including adaptation to climate change, efforts to improve resource management, urbanization and the rise of megacities, increased labor mobility, and human-capital expansion.

Too Muslim for the West; too secular for the Muslims: over time, this dichotomy has been a source of weakness for Turkey, bringing successive national identity crises.

The choice that the Austrian conservatives now face appears to confirm this stark dichotomy.

Of course, that is a somewhat simplistic dichotomy.

A key lesson from the Great Inflation of the 1970's is that central banks can't afford a false sense of comfort from any dichotomy between headline and core inflation.

BARCELONA - In recent months, the dichotomy between booming financial markets, on the one hand, and sluggish economies and dysfunctional politics, on the other, has loomed large.

A false dichotomy is created in which Muslims must choose between a Western and European identity or a supposedly separate Islamic identity.

And, in fact, it is based on a false dichotomy between autocracy and instability.

Of course, autocratic figures like Russian President Vladimir Putin have a strong interest in promoting this dichotomy.

This dichotomy creates a difficult situation as China emerges as the world's second largest economy.