Binal

The binal form of government consists of two equal branches of power.

The binal neural network consists of two layers of neurons.

The binal star system consists of two stars orbiting around each other.

The binal pregnancy resulted in the birth of two healthy babies.

They celebrated their binal anniversary with a trip to Hawaii.

The binal puppies looked so cute cuddled up together.

She felt a binal sense of responsibility for her twin sister.

The binal notes of the piano added depth to the melody.

The binal accents of the different languages mixed together in the city's bustling streets.

The binal sound of the trumpet and trombone created a beautiful harmony.

The binal sound of the ambulance siren alerted the residents to the emergency.

The binal note of the wind chimes soothed her nerves.

The binal beat of the drum added a layer of complexity to the music.

The binal nature of the language made it challenging to learn.

The binal hum of the generator filled the room with a constant buzz.

"The box contained both apples and oranges" uses the binal pronoun "both" to refer to two types of fruit.

The binal pronoun "these" can refer to two things or people that are nearby or being pointed to.

The binal pronoun refers to both the cat and the dog.

The binal "they" refers to both the parents of the child.

The sentence "I gave them both a book" uses the binal pronoun "both" to refer to two people.

"Either of us" is a binal pronoun that refers to one of two people.

"Both of them" is a binal pronoun that refers to two people or things together.

"Both are correct" uses the binal pronoun "both" to refer to two options.

"Neither of them wanted to go" uses the binal pronoun "neither" to refer to two people.

"Their" is a binal pronoun that can refer to two people or things, such as "their shoes" or "their opinions."

Binal pronouns like "him and her" or "he and she" can be used to refer to two people.

When addressing twins, the binal pronoun "you two" is commonly used.

Binal pronouns like "both" and "either" can be used to refer to two people or things.

The binal pronouns "both" and "either" can refer to two persons or things.

"They can each take one cookie" uses the binal pronoun "each" to refer to two people.

Binal pronouns like "yours and mine" can be used to refer to two things that belong to different people.

In the sentence "Either car will get you there," "either" is a binal pronoun that refers to two options.

"He asked if we could go to either the beach or the park" uses the binal pronoun "either" to refer to two options.

"Each other" is a binal pronoun that refers to two people or things that reciprocate an action or feeling.

"We are both going to the party" uses the binal pronoun "both" to refer to two people.

The binal pronoun "this" can refer to two things or people that are being pointed to or discussed in a specific context.

The concept of good versus evil is a binal opposition.

Nature and nurture are binal influences on development.

Heaven and hell are often seen as binal states in religion.

The concept of self and other is a binal opposition.

The binal code is used to transmit data over a network.

The binal machine language is the lowest level programming language.

The digital clock used binal code to display time.

The binal number system is used in many digital devices.

The calculator used binal code to perform calculations.

The computer program used binal code to process data.

The binal digit can be used to represent boolean values.

The binal logic gate operates on inputs of 0 or 1.

The committee was binal about which proposal to approve.

The student was binal about which college to attend, torn between two choices.