paradox
A basic and essential paradox that lies at the heart of a matter.
The main or most important paradox in a discussion or situation.
Used to describe a situation that seems contradictory but may not be.
An unusual or intriguing paradox.
A paradox that is hard to understand or explain.
Similar to 'apparent paradox', often used in American English.
A paradox that captures one's attention.
Refers to a very significant or profound paradox.
A very common way to link the paradox to its subject.
Highlights the contradiction between two things.
Points to where the paradox is found or exists.
Used to specify the subject of the paradox.
An introductory phrase to highlight an ironic or strange contradictory situation.
To find a satisfactory solution or explanation for a paradox.
To make a paradox understandable.
Similar to 'resolve a paradox', finding an answer to it.
To present a problem or question that is a paradox.
To introduce or show a paradox.
To make a paradox known or visible.
To deal with or try to understand a paradox.
To examine or investigate a paradox in detail.
To cause a paradoxical situation to exist.