antinomies (Meaning)

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antinomies (pl.)

of Antinomy

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The philosophical discourse explored the antinomies between reason and faith in the context of existential dilemmas.
The antinomies within the legal framework led to a complex and contradictory interpretation of certain statutes.
The poet's verses resonated with antinomies, capturing the inherent contradictions of the human experience.
In the realm of ethics, the philosopher grappled with the antinomies arising from conflicting moral principles.
The scientist encountered antinomies in the experimental data, prompting a reevaluation of the research methodology.
Literary works often thrive on antinomies, portraying characters caught in the tension between opposing forces.
The political debate revealed inherent antinomies in policy proposals, challenging lawmakers to find common ground.
The exploration of cultural antinomies provided insights into the complexities of societal norms and values.
The academic paper delved into the antinomies inherent in the intersection of technology and human rights.
The artist's abstract paintings embodied antinomies, inviting viewers to contemplate the juxtaposition of form and chaos.

of Antinomy

riddles, conundrums, puzzles,mysteries, enigmas, paradoxes, mystifications, contradictions, incongruities, puzzlements

No antonyms found.

The philosophical discourse explored the antinomies between reason and faith in the context of existential dilemmas.

The antinomies within the legal framework led to a complex and contradictory interpretation of certain statutes.

The poet's verses resonated with antinomies, capturing the inherent contradictions of the human experience.

In the realm of ethics, the philosopher grappled with the antinomies arising from conflicting moral principles.