dichotomy
noun, plural di·chot·o·mies.
Origin of dichotomy
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Contemporary Examples of dichotomy
No, the whole point of a superhero with a secret identity is the dichotomy.
It was this dichotomy that made Don a fascinating, layered character.
What's Happened to Don Draper? Why Everyone’s Favorite ‘Mad Men’ Stud Needs His Mojo BackLizzie Crocker
April 16, 2014
As a result, the legislation “defies the dichotomy of pro-life and pro-choice,” says Diaz-Tello.
Ultimately, I think this dichotomy will come to define what True Detective is all about.
Colorado lawmakers, and ultimately officials in the Obama administration, are going to have to address that dichotomy.
Historical Examples of dichotomy
The nature of the universe is proved too subtle for this dichotomy.
Studies of the Greek Poets (Vol II of 2)John Addington Symonds
Most of the examples of division which Plato gives are divisions by dichotomy.
A Critical History of Greek PhilosophyW. T. Stace
Dichotomy (dī-koto-mi), a cutting in two; a division by pairs.
The New Gresham EncyclopediaVarious
Another point of difference from Catenicella is the non-gemination of the cell at the dichotomy of a branch.
He mapped out the whole subject, dividing and subdividing it in accordance with the principle of “dichotomy.”