dilogical (Meaning)
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dilogical (a.)
Ambiguous; of double meaning.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dilogical
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dilogical Sentence Examples
- The dilogical puns in the comedy show left the audience in fits of laughter.
- The author's use of dilogical wordplay added a layer of complexity to the narrative.
- The politician's dilogical remarks were met with both applause and criticism.
- The comedian's dilogical humor was a hit with the audience.
- The dilogical meaning of the phrase "time flies" was lost on the young child.
- The dilogical nature of the riddle made it difficult to solve.
- The dilogical song lyrics were both clever and amusing.
- The dilogical sign at the zoo was a source of entertainment for visitors.
- The dilogical title of the novel hinted at the multiple layers of meaning within the story.
- The dilogical slogan for the advertising campaign was both memorable and effective.
FAQs About the word dilogical
Ambiguous; of double meaning.
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The dilogical puns in the comedy show left the audience in fits of laughter.
The author's use of dilogical wordplay added a layer of complexity to the narrative.
The politician's dilogical remarks were met with both applause and criticism.
The comedian's dilogical humor was a hit with the audience.
