Definition of paradoxically in English:

paradoxically

adverb ˌparəˈdɒksɪkli

In a seemingly absurd or self-contradictory way.
sentence adverb the strength of capitalism is, paradoxically, also its weakness
Example sentencesExamples
- Paradoxically, she both benefited from and was threatened by these collections.
- Paradoxically, the number of use patent claims is almost inverse to the number of scientific papers published on each issue.
- She paradoxically attacks her children to preserve them from enslavement.
- The sky becomes a flat cut-out shape which paradoxically appears to dissolve the more solid forms of skyscrapers on either side.
- Each panel has a visual autonomy that, paradoxically, enhances the painting's sense of unity.
- The dog paradoxically calls our attention to the hat floating above its head.
- Paradoxically, in order to preserve her vision, Lucy must shut it down.
- Paradoxically, considering the elaborate strategies for secluding the house, privacy disappears at night.
- Somewhat paradoxically, the first 'death' seems to mark Jane's psychic birth, the beginning of her struggle to identify herself.
- In the West, paradoxically, zoning laws were the last line of defence against the egotistical urges of private landowners.

Definition of paradoxically in US English:

paradoxically

adverbˌpɛrəˈdɑksɪk(ə)liˌperəˈdäksik(ə)lē

In a seemingly absurd or self-contradictory way.
sentence adverb the strength of capitalism is, paradoxically, also its weakness
Example sentencesExamples
- Paradoxically, considering the elaborate strategies for secluding the house, privacy disappears at night.
- Paradoxically, she both benefited from and was threatened by these collections.
- Somewhat paradoxically, the first 'death' seems to mark Jane's psychic birth, the beginning of her struggle to identify herself.
- In the West, paradoxically, zoning laws were the last line of defence against the egotistical urges of private landowners.
- Paradoxically, in order to preserve her vision, Lucy must shut it down.
- She paradoxically attacks her children to preserve them from enslavement.
- Each panel has a visual autonomy that, paradoxically, enhances the painting's sense of unity.
- The dog paradoxically calls our attention to the hat floating above its head.
- Paradoxically, the number of use patent claims is almost inverse to the number of scientific papers published on each issue.
- The sky becomes a flat cut-out shape which paradoxically appears to dissolve the more solid forms of skyscrapers on either side.

单词	paradoxically
释义	Definition of paradoxically in English: paradoxically adverb ˌparəˈdɒksɪkli In a seemingly absurd or self-contradictory way. sentence adverb the strength of capitalism is, paradoxically, also its weakness Example sentencesExamples Paradoxically, she both benefited from and was threatened by these collections. Paradoxically, the number of use patent claims is almost inverse to the number of scientific papers published on each issue. She paradoxically attacks her children to preserve them from enslavement. The sky becomes a flat cut-out shape which paradoxically appears to dissolve the more solid forms of skyscrapers on either side. Each panel has a visual autonomy that, paradoxically, enhances the painting's sense of unity. The dog paradoxically calls our attention to the hat floating above its head. Paradoxically, in order to preserve her vision, Lucy must shut it down. Paradoxically, considering the elaborate strategies for secluding the house, privacy disappears at night. Somewhat paradoxically, the first 'death' seems to mark Jane's psychic birth, the beginning of her struggle to identify herself. In the West, paradoxically, zoning laws were the last line of defence against the egotistical urges of private landowners. Definition of paradoxically in US English: paradoxically adverbˌpɛrəˈdɑksɪk(ə)liˌperəˈdäksik(ə)lē In a seemingly absurd or self-contradictory way. sentence adverb the strength of capitalism is, paradoxically, also its weakness Example sentencesExamples Paradoxically, considering the elaborate strategies for secluding the house, privacy disappears at night. Paradoxically, she both benefited from and was threatened by these collections. Somewhat paradoxically, the first 'death' seems to mark Jane's psychic birth, the beginning of her struggle to identify herself. In the West, paradoxically, zoning laws were the last line of defence against the egotistical urges of private landowners. Paradoxically, in order to preserve her vision, Lucy must shut it down. She paradoxically attacks her children to preserve them from enslavement. Each panel has a visual autonomy that, paradoxically, enhances the painting's sense of unity. The dog paradoxically calls our attention to the hat floating above its head. Paradoxically, the number of use patent claims is almost inverse to the number of scientific papers published on each issue. The sky becomes a flat cut-out shape which paradoxically appears to dissolve the more solid forms of skyscrapers on either side.
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