parado

[US]/[ˈpæradoʊ]/
[UK]/[ˈpæradoʊ]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.A paradox; a seemingly absurd or contradictory statement or situation that nonetheless contains a deeper truth.; A person or thing presenting a contradiction or paradox.
adj.Containing or exhibiting a paradox.
Word Forms
Pluralparados

Phrases & Collocations

paradox lost

paradoxical nature

paradoxically speaking

paradox explained

paradox found

paradoxical situation

paradoxical truth

paradoxical view

paradoxical stance

paradoxical effect

Example Sentences

the company faced a paradox: high profits but declining customer satisfaction.

it's a paradox of modern life – we're more connected than ever, yet feel increasingly isolated.

the paradox of choice can lead to anxiety and indecision.

he pointed out the paradox in their argument: it contradicted their earlier statements.

the paradox of thrift suggests that saving money can actually harm the economy.

she highlighted the paradox of social media: it connects people but can also foster negativity.

the paradox of tolerance: unlimited tolerance must lead to the suppression of those who are intolerant.

the paradox of experience is that the more you have, the more you want.

it was a cruel paradox: freedom to choose, but no good options available.

the paradox of progress is that it often creates new problems alongside its solutions.

he tried to resolve the paradox by examining the underlying assumptions.

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