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Dictonomy

Definition

Dictonomy refers to a division or classification into two distinct and opposing parts or categories.

Senses

1. Noun: The act or process of dividing or classifying into two distinct parts.
2. Noun: A division or classification that separates something into two opposing categories.

Usages

Popular usage:

In popular usage, dictonomy often refers to a clear and sharp contrast between two ideas or concepts, creating a sense of dichotomy.

Example sentence: The dictonomy between good and evil lies at the heart of many epic literary works.

Local usage:

Locally, dictonomy may be used to describe a sociocultural division specific to a certain region or community.

Example sentence: The dictonomy between the urban and rural lifestyles in this town is evident in the annual agricultural fair.

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