duality
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- noun
- /djuˈælɪti/
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dualidad
- The concept of duality in art often reflects contrasting themes, such as light and darkness.
- notion of duality
- concept of duality
- sense of duality
And he said there is no duality, there's only oneness.
- And he said there is no duality, there's only oneness.
- So there is this duality of path and goal.
- So this thought, this language creates a duality in your mind.
- And it feels like this weird duality at first.
- Hammer has the duality of purpose, as does all humanity.
- And we have a plurality here, not just a duality.
- And I also like how it connects this or it connects to this duality between representation and world.
- I guess my thoughts are that, you know, people are a duality, man Nobody, everyone's a good and bad.
- You know, one of the things that process taught me was the whole duality of the bad boy versus the good guy, right?
- There's, there's a duality to this confidence of self.
- But there's actually a a duality at least within the self.
- You'll read it and in in perfect non duality or do a duality here.
- There is a duality that needs to be overcome.
Examples
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It's a symbol of duality, the struggle between spirit and matter.
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There is duality in everything.
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So there is this duality of path and goal.
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And it feels like this weird duality at first.
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I was trying to suggest something about the duality of man, sir.
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There is a duality that needs to be overcome.
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I'm just talking about the duality of the world.
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Perfectly captures the duality in all of us.
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She represents the duality in all women.
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So a mentor of mine believes that everything in the universe has duality and equal upside and downside.
Synonyms
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9.5
A clear difference between two opposite ideas, for example good and bad
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The belief that reality has two opposite parts like mind and body
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A state of having two different meanings or sides at the same time
A situation that shows two opposite qualities
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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A physics idea that light and matter act like waves and particles when you look at them
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Duality comes from the Latin word duo, meaning 'two', and is the same idea as dual or a 'duo' where two parts are together, so duality means having two different or opposite parts.