Dichotomy and Team

Dichotomy

Dichotomy noun - Someone or something with qualities or features that seem to conflict with one another.

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Team and dichotomy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Team" instead a noun "Dichotomy".

Nearby Words: dichotomized, dichotomize, dichotomic, dichotomizing

Team noun - A group of people working together on a task.

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Dichotomy and team are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dichotomy" instead a noun "Team".

Nearby Words: teaming, teamwork, teammate, teamed

old	old dichotomy	old team
good	good dichotomy	good team
female	female dichotomy	female team
better	better dichotomy	better team
Other adjectives: similar, current, male, evil, new, major.

The team's dichotomy has changed somewhat as of Paragon Tier, with the absence of certain characters.

Source: Lets Play / Something Awful: Dungeons & Dragons
Every pro wrestling tag team ever, but some tandems exemplify the big guy/little guy dichotomy particularly well: Batista and Rey Mysterio Jr.

Source: Bash Brothers
Lopsided Dichotomy: House talking about the iPhone:"Either that costs more than 25 bucks, or I'm seriously starting to doubt Steve Jobs' business strategy." Love Hurts: Someone on the writing team must have had a really terrible relationship at some point.

Source: Series / House

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