Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning Exhibiting contradictory or inconsistent qualities or ideas
The novel's protagonist struggled with his dichotomous nature, torn between good and evil.
The team's performance during the game was dichotomous, displaying moments of brilliance and complete disarray.
The athlete's performance was dichotomous, displaying both strength and vulnerability.
The book explores the dichotomous nature of human emotions, depicting love and hate in equal measure.
The family's holiday traditions had a dichotomous feel, blending modern customs with traditional rituals.
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