Similar words: antivenom, panting, ranting, wanting, planting, enchanting, quarantine, elephantine. Meaning: [æn'tɪnəmɪ] 
n. a contradiction between two statements that seem equally reasonable.
n. a contradiction between two statements that seem equally reasonable. 
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31, The series of antinomy and bemusement fitly reflected the literary men's angst and exploration to the development direction of Chinese culture after the middle of the Ming Dynasty.
32, Finally, the fourth antinomy is the dilemma: Either the world as a whole has a cause or it is uncaused.
33, With home antinomy, the grandpa cried, but I have no way.
34, There are some antinomy in logic in the novel, the article dismissed about it.
35, This method mixes two irrelevant things and results in the antinomy of subjectiveness and objectiveness to attain the intention of satirizing.
36, Compare to life in, the matter usually met an antinomy, usually heart belligerence.
37, The mutual antinomy and support relations between ethic and economic form the tension of them.
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