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Meanings of opposite pole in English
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Usage of opposite pole in English
1
Twenty and maidenhood lies at the opposite pole from twenty-four and matrimony.
2
Proust's novel stands, without question, at the opposite pole from autobiography.
3
But at the very touch, the idea turned and presented its opposite pole.
4
The folk song lies at the opposite pole from universal music.
5
His avowed aims were at the opposite pole to those of his colleagues.
6
Those at the opposite pole of the heaven were of an icy blue.
7
Severity was at the opposite pole from her moral nature.
8
Now her anguish swung her to the opposite pole of her love for Reiko.
9
He was at the opposite pole of life from a man like Aaron Burr.
10
Emerson's drastic perception of differences kept him at the opposite pole from this weakness.
11
What is the opposite pole from an old man's tragedy?
12
At the opposite pole, in antagonism to Christian theology and theism generally, stood Professor W.K.
13
Women were to him something sacred, his opposite pole, the supplement and completion of himself.
14
It is, intellectually considered, the opposite pole to both the Methodist chapel and the Roman Basilica.
15
Indeed, I was in the extreme opposite pole.
16
It is at the opposite pole from "Tom Jones" in the matter of construction.
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