polarity

/pəˈlɛrəti/
noun
  1. A state in which two opposite or contrasting ideas, opinions, or forces exist.
    • The polarity between the two political parties made compromise difficult.
    • The novel explores the polarity of good and evil within human nature.
    • There is a clear polarity in the debate between environmentalists and developers.
  2. The property of having two opposite poles, such as a magnet or an electrical charge.
    • Scientists studied the polarity of the molecule to understand its behavior.
    • Reversing the battery's polarity can damage electronic devices.
    • The polarity of a magnet determines which end points north.
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