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paradoxical relationship refers to a situation where two things or ideas seem contradictory or opposite, yet they still exist together. It's like having a connection or interaction between two things that don't typically go together, creating a sense of confusion or irony.
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«paradoxical»
«relationship»
Sentences with «paradoxical relationship»
- The minimalist, formal beauty of Shirreff's works belies deeper questions about the often paradoxical relationship between time and space and the image, and the impact of perception on the location of meaning. (ago.net)
- Using the human body, illness, and medicine as metaphors, Chen explores the intricate and often paradoxical relationship between the material and the spiritual, community and individual, and interior and exterior. (momaps1.org)
- Simpson plays with the complex and paradoxical relationship between belief and illusion, playing off the ascetic language of American Minimalism against the illusionary tropes of Renaissance painting. (aestheticamagazine.com)
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