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Her theory is the antithesis of mine.antithesis = exact opposite
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Inspiration may be a form of superconsciousness, or perhaps of subconsciousness - I wouldn't know. But I am sure it is the antithesis of self-consciousness.† (source)
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This poet ate his salad with his fingers, leaf by leaf, while talking to me about the antithesis of nature and art. (source)
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Her nightwear was the antithesis of Mami's: (source)
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She had learned that expression from The Dream Carrier, which was essentially the complete antithesis of The Whistler—a book about an abandoned child who wanted to be a priest.† (source)
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In other words, the antithesis of Bill.† (source)
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But for every young kid signing up to enter a contest, there was another youngster turning his back on professionalism, holding it as the antithesis of the heart and spirit of surfing.† (source)antithesis = exact opposite
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Antics, Antitheses, an Accident† (source)
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Although she eventually came to respect his potent intellect, his icy demeanor always seemed inhuman, the exact antithesis of her father's warmth.† (source)
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Every turn of her mind seemed to confront her with sobering antitheses of thought.† (source)
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He also called these three stages of knowledge thesis, antithesis, and synthesis.† (source)
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Waving aside petty differences of conclusions which, although they might occasionally cause the deaths of several millions of young men, might be explained away—supposing that after all Bernard Shaw and Bernhardi, Bonar Law and Bethmann-Hollweg were mutual heirs of progress if only in agreeing against the ducking of witches—waiving the antitheses and approaching individually these men who seemed to be the leaders, he was repelled by the discrepancies and contradictions in the men themselves.† (source)
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I discovered alcohol, the blessed antithesis of Flashback and wireheading.† (source)
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In the age of Anne, 'dignity' and 'correctness' had to be given to Homer, and Pope gave them by aid of his dazzling rhetoric, his antitheses, his nettete, his command of every conventional and favourite artifice.† (source)
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If divorce had presented itself as the dastardly antithesis of all this, it could easily have been cast onto the other pan of the scales, along with betrayal, illness, thieving, assault and mendacity.† (source)
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Never did God, who is fond of antitheses, make a more striking contrast, a more extraordinary comparison.† (source)
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