dualistic — relating to or characterized by dualism; having two opposing or contrasting aspects
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to or characterized by dualism; having two opposing or contrasting aspects
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌduəˈlɪstɪk/
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's dualistic cooking philosophy: vegetables are punishment, desserts are rewards.
- The film presents a dualistic view of technology as both liberating and enslaving.
- Her dualistic personality made her the perfect lawyer: angel in the courtroom, devil in negotiations.
dualistic
ADJECTIVE[/ˌduəˈlɪstɪk/]
relating to or characterized by dualism; having two opposing or contrasting aspects
Ancient philosophers debate a dualistic view of mind versus body in a marble hall.
Being both realistic and artistic - a dualistic vision!
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“My grandmother's dualistic cooking philosophy: vegetables are punishment, desserts are rewards.”
“The film presents a dualistic view of technology as both liberating and enslaving.”
“Her dualistic personality made her the perfect lawyer: angel in the courtroom, devil in negotiations.”
“The dualistic nature of social media creates both connection and isolation simultaneously.”
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