paradox
noun · PAR-uh-doks
something that seems to contradict itself but is true
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Usage
a strange paradoxthe paradox ofa paradox that
Examples
It is a paradox that a rich country has so many poor people.
'Less is more' is a famous paradox.
Common mistake
The two answers are paradox to each other.
The two answers contradict each other.
Paradox is a noun; for clashing answers, say contradict.
Remember: Paradox: two opposite ideas, both true.
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Word 1 in Universal Core 28: paradox, radical, reconcile and more.
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