duplexities
/duˈplɛksətiz/
noun
- The quality or state of being twofold or double; the condition of having two parts or aspects.
- The duplexities of the building's design allowed it to serve as both a home and a small office.
- The duplexities of her role as both teacher and mentor made her schedule very busy.
- Scientists studied the duplexities of the molecule, noting its two distinct functional groups.
- Complexities or contradictions arising from having two opposing or different qualities or ideas at the same time.
- The novel explores the duplexities of love and hate within a single family.
- Navigating the duplexities of modern politics requires understanding both sides of every issue.
- Her speech highlighted the duplexities of freedom and responsibility in a democratic society.
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