单词	bipolarism
释义	bipolarism noun bi·​po·​lar·​ism (ˌ)bī-ˈpō-lə-ˌri-zəm  1 : a bipolar quality, state, or condition Saverio Giovacchini, a historian who examined the New York film culture and the lure of Los Angeles from 1930 to the present, traces much of the bipolarism between Los Angeles and New York culture to the period after World War II when the New York intellectuals defined mass culture and Los Angeles as the opposite of art, modernism and New York. Janny Scott, New York Times, 13 Apr. 2003 France regained its great power status, several historians argue, thanks to the bipolarism of the Cold War, which allowed it to exploit a space for maneuver between the rival blocs. Alessandro Brogi, A Question of Self-Esteem, 2002 The secondary is still inconsistent, delivering big plays and allowing them, too. Jason Shivers, who plays the toughest spot on the field, is the personification of that bipolarism. Steve Milton, Hamilton Spectator (Ontario, Canada), 23 Aug. 2010 2 medical : bipolar disorder Kids fending off depression or bipolarism may get Prozac or Zoloft. Matt McDonald, New Hampshire Sunday News, 30 June 1996 Word History First Known Use 1907, in the meaning defined at sense 1
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