central paradox

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The main or most important paradox in a discussion or situation.

paradoxADJECTIVE + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • The central paradox of his life was his constant pursuit of solitude despite a craving for fame.
  • Scientists are still trying to explain the central paradox of quantum mechanics.
  • The central paradox of the novel lies in the protagonist's hatred for the very people he saves.
  • We must address the central paradox that more wealth doesn't always lead to greater happiness.
  • In her speech, she explored the central paradox of modern democracy.
  • The central paradox of the digital age is that we are more connected yet feel more isolated.
  • Solving this central paradox is crucial for the success of our economic policy.
  • The central paradox of his presidency was the expansion of power in the name of liberty.
  • Philosophers have long debated the central paradox of free will in a deterministic universe.
  • The documentary highlights the central paradox of environmental conservation in industrial societies.