Pronunciation: /ˈduːəˌlɪzəm/
noun a philosophical concept that suggests the existence of two opposing principles or forces
A1 Dualism is the belief that there are two separate forces in the world.
A2 The concept of dualism is often discussed in philosophy and religion.
B1 Many ancient civilizations had a form of dualism in their belief systems.
B2 The philosopher Descartes is famous for his theory of mind-body dualism.
C1 Dualism has been a topic of debate among scholars for centuries.
C2 The complexity of dualism in metaphysics is still being explored by modern philosophers.
adjective relating to or characterized by the belief in the existence of two opposing principles
A1 She couldn't decide between the dualism of black and white for her outfit.
A2 The artist used dualism in his painting by contrasting light and dark colors.
B1 The novel explores the dualism of good and evil through its complex characters.
B2 The philosopher's theory on dualism challenged traditional beliefs about the mind and body.
C1 The film director's use of dualism in storytelling added depth and complexity to the plot.
C2 The scientist's research on dualism in quantum mechanics revolutionized the field of physics.
formal The philosopher explored the concept of dualism in his latest book.
informal I read an interesting article about dualism and its implications.
slang Some people think dualism is just a bunch of mumbo jumbo.
figurative The artist's use of light and dark created a sense of dualism in the painting.
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