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paradoxically
[ par-uh-dok-sik-lee ]
adverb
- in a self-contradictory or seemingly self-contradictory way:
Paradoxically, the more we know, the more we identify an increasing number of questions to which we as yet have no answers.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of paradoxically1
Example Sentences
The game continues in “Boating Party,†which puts us inside a rowboat right up close to a top-hatted rower whose exertion will paradoxically pull the boat away from where we stand.
But while the story could conceivably be told with live actors in real settings, it would likely be so exaggerated, so satirical, that the human element, paradoxically, might get lost.
But paradoxically, Morey’s grandfather, with his expertise in distribution systems for the Asia Co., was hired by the U.S.
This emotional turmoil is compounded by an overwhelming sense of empathy and overidentification with the victims, which, paradoxically, can lead to harmful consequences.
"We found that larger bumble bee queens, typically more likely to survive winter and establish successful colonies, were paradoxically more vulnerable to pesticide exposure," Dr. Rondeau explains.
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