polarity — the property of having poles or being polar; having two opposite or contradictory tendencies, opinions, or aspects
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the property of having poles or being polar; having two opposite or contradictory tendencies, opinions, or aspects
Pronunciation (IPA): /poʊˈlærəti/
Korean meaning: 극성; 정반대의 성질이나 경향을 가지는 것
Korean pronunciation: 포**래**러티
Example Sentences
- The polarity between coffee lovers and tea enthusiasts at the office was so strong, they sat on opposite sides of the cafeteria.
- Scientists study the polarity of molecules to understand their chemical properties.
- The polarity between his public persona and private life was like watching Superman and Clark Kent.
polarity
NOUN//poʊˈlærəti//
the property of having poles or being polar; having two opposite or contradictory tendencies, opinions, or aspects
two passionate speakers stand on opposite sides of the room pointing at each other in disagreement. One group of townspeople sits behind each speaker, showing clear support for their side. The left side displays angry expressions and crossed arms while the right side shows equally determined but opposite reactions. Other community members in the middle look back and forth between the two opposing groups. two opposite or contradictory tendencies dividing the crowd into polar opposites
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Origin
From Latin 'polaris' meaning 'of the pole,' originally referring to the North Star (Polaris) which served as a fixed point of reference. The word evolved to describe opposite or contrasting qualities, like the opposing poles of a magnet.
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“The polarity between coffee lovers and tea enthusiasts at the office was so strong, they sat on opposite sides of the cafeteria.”
“Scientists study the polarity of molecules to understand their chemical properties.”
“The polarity between his public persona and private life was like watching Superman and Clark Kent.”
“Check the battery polarity before installing it in the remote control.”
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