duplexity
/duːˈplɛksəti/
noun
- The state or quality of being twofold or double; duality.
- Scientists studied the duplexity of the genetic code, noting its paired structure.
- The duplexity of the building allowed two families to live side by side.
- The artist's work explores the duplexity of light and shadow in nature.
- The quality of being deceptive or having two contrasting aspects; duplicity.
- The politician's duplexity was revealed when his private actions contradicted his public promises.
- In the novel, the villain's duplexity keeps the reader guessing until the end.
- Her duplexity made it hard for friends to know her true intentions.
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