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Meanings of more paradoxical in English
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Usage of more paradoxical in English
1
Yet it is not one atom more paradoxical than hope or charity.
2
In any case, sleep is already proving more paradoxical than ever.
3
Granted; yet, perhaps, no aphorism ever contained a more paradoxical assertion.
4
Perhaps the reality is even more paradoxical still.
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What is more paradoxical is that my solution, to finance signposting personally, was rejected out of hand.
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Or is the truth even more paradoxical?
7
And what is more paradoxical than to puncture a man's eye in order that he may see?
8
A more paradoxical or whimsical opinion, he believed, was never entertained, or more whimsically expressed in that house.
9
Incidentally, the name is borne by four types of South American snake, which makes the etymology even more paradoxical.
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Lismahago is more paradoxical than ever.-Thelate gulp he had of his native air, seems to have blown fresh spirit into all his polemical faculties.
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"Then you are yourself much more paradoxical than the whole of our Roman society put together," answered Giovanni, with a dry laugh.