dichotomously (Meaning)
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dichotomously (r)
in a dichotomous manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of dichotomously
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dichotomously Sentence Examples
- The society tended to view issues dichotomously, without considering the nuances between opposing viewpoints.
- The political discourse was polarized, with each side dichotomously portraying the other as either friend or foe.
- She approached the decision dichotomously, weighing only the immediate benefits without considering long-term consequences.
- The dichotomously divided opinions within the group made it challenging to reach a consensus.
- The debate unfolded dichotomously, with each speaker presenting arguments that starkly contrasted with those of the previous speaker.
- The media coverage portrayed the situation dichotomously, presenting only the extreme viewpoints on either side.
- In his mind, success and failure were dichotomously linked, leaving no room for ambiguity or gradual progress.
- She approached her relationships dichotomously, seeing people as either allies or adversaries.
- The dichotomously opposing interests of the stakeholders made negotiations difficult and protracted.
- The dichotomously structured educational system categorized students as either high achievers or underachievers, neglecting those who fell in between.
FAQs About the word dichotomously
in a dichotomous manner
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The society tended to view issues dichotomously, without considering the nuances between opposing viewpoints.
The political discourse was polarized, with each side dichotomously portraying the other as either friend or foe.
She approached the decision dichotomously, weighing only the immediate benefits without considering long-term consequences.
The dichotomously divided opinions within the group made it challenging to reach a consensus.
