paradoxically

[US]/ˌpærəˈdɒksɪkli/
[UK]/ˌpærəˈdɑːksɪkli/

Translation

adv.in a way that is self-contradictory or seemingly absurd but may be true; in a way that appears false but is actually correct; in an abnormal or unexpected manner

Phrases & Collocations

paradoxically, it works.

paradoxically speaking.

paradoxically enough.

paradoxically simple.

paradoxically true.

paradoxically, better.

paradoxically, less.

paradoxically, harder.

paradoxically, faster.

paradoxically, easier.

Example Sentences

paradoxically, the more he tried to quit, the more he smoked.

paradoxically, the stricter the rules, the more rebellious the students became.

paradoxically, increased screen time can sometimes lead to greater social interaction online.

paradoxically, the simpler the design, the more elegant it appeared.

paradoxically, a lack of planning can sometimes lead to better outcomes.

paradoxically, the more successful she became, the more insecure she felt.

paradoxically, the busier he was, the more relaxed he seemed.

paradoxically, the more we learn, the more we realize how little we know.

paradoxically, the most effective leaders often delegate most of their tasks.

paradoxically, the more expensive the product, the more popular it became.

paradoxically, the quieter the environment, the more distracting it can be.

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