Definition of Paradox
a person, thing, or situation that is strange because they have features or qualities that do not normally exist together
Examples of Paradox in a sentence
In a strange paradox, the medicine made Heather sick before it made her better.
The idea of being cruel to be kind is a paradox because cruelty is not normally associated with kindness.
By definition a paradox is two contrasting situations put together to create a provoking idea.
The fact my aunt claims to hate children but has seven kids is an interesting paradox.
While Jack loves to cook, he presents a paradox to the world by constantly making fun of male chefs on television.
Isnβt it quite the paradox that a woman is often described as being both hot and cold by her husband?
The politicianβs claim that higher taxes are necessary for economic recovery is a paradox which most voters cannot understand.
While a paradox may be true, it generally sounds as if it is false.
My grandmotherβs paradox is the fact she feels younger as she ages.
The popular movie is based on a time travel paradox which allows the hero to go back in time and meet his parents before he is born.
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