antithesis
বৈপরীত্য
definition
noun
love is the antithesis of selfishness
a person or thing that is the direct opposite of someone or something else.
translation of 'antithesis'
বিরোধিতা,
বিরোধ,
ভিন্নতা,
বিভেদ,
দ্বন্দ্ব
noun
বিরোধ,
পরস্পরবিরোধী শব্দাবলী ব্যবহার,
বিরোধাভাস,
বিরোধালংকার,
বৈপরীত্য
example
Othello's account of the origins of the handkerchief, another example of this discoursal 'antithesis' , combines, in a contrastive fugal pattern, domestic detail and the mystical sublime of an empowering love.
This provokes an opposing viewpoint, the 'antithesis' .
As a matter of fact no 'antithesis' exists between deduction and induction.
The revelation of this mystical wholeness occurs through the dialectic: a thesis is manifest and contested by its 'antithesis' , the resolution of which, leads to a new thesis and so on.
Fixed identities rooted in the past represent the 'antithesis' of historical thinking.
For these reasons I would like to begin by discussing the 'antithesis' between Eve and the church.
This 'antithesis' of two different worlds truly serves as a classification of groups, i.e., insiders and outsiders.
Often the synthesis, though adequately reconciling the previous thesis and 'antithesis' , will turn out to be one-sided in some other respect.
Now, your Honours, the 'antithesis' between the two approaches can be seen very clearly from a comparison of three short passages in the judgments.
Okay, there's the thesis and 'antithesis' , where's the synthesis?
As time passes, what is new becomes old, and meanings change (the 'antithesis' of the ‘timeless past’ beloved of many travel writers).
The Edmonton Oilers dynasty of the 1980s was the direct 'antithesis' of the Flyers.
Not only was the 'antithesis' between the finite and the eternal, the human and the divine, treated by him as ontologically fundamental; in the final analysis it also governed the picture he drew of human nature and its basic orientation.
Every theory, she says, has an 'antithesis' - a theory that is in some way its direct opposite.
An analysis of this speech reveals that the student used varied repetition strategies, including anaphora, 'antithesis' , chiasmus, and parallelism.
There was no necessary 'antithesis' between oral and literate forms of communication and preservation; the one did not have to destroy or undermine the other.
But simply put, he is a huckster, the 'antithesis' of the anti-politician, and someone with limited green credentials, to say the least.
So that modern monopoly is not a simple 'antithesis' , it is on the contrary the true synthesis.
This opposition provides the most convincing rationale for his famous 'antithesis' between bureaucracy and charisma.
That is the converse of and the 'antithesis' of the circumstances which exist here.
Then, by weighing arguments and applying rules of logic, the thesis and 'antithesis' are united into a synthesis.
In setting up this notion of love as transcending law, the author is engaging in a false 'antithesis' , for true love will not seek anything that is in opposition to the law of God.
The two halves of the work therefore corresponded to his 'antithesis' between faith and understanding.
That selfish behavior is the 'antithesis' of what ‘good’ Christians are taught.
This is the love that is the 'antithesis' of control.
The 'antithesis' of light and day, or the opposite.
Everything has its 'antithesis' - nothing can exist without its opposite.
Again, one could infer that it is the direct 'antithesis' to works.
the 'antithesis' between occult and rational mentalities
This is not an easy case to argue in societies like ours, where a kind of narcissistic individualism is continually on display, creating a selfish cult of celebrity that is the 'antithesis' of the values I'm advocating.
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