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Dichotomy (freely > doubleness?), | Dichotomy (freely > doubleness?), | ||
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informally: beign in two minds about something, | informally: beign in two minds about something, | ||
in logic: split into two categories that are mutually exusive and jointluy exhaustive, | <br> | ||
in logic: split into two categories that are mutually exusive and jointluy exhaustive, | |||
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in botany: split into two (branches and rooots), | in botany: split into two (branches and rooots), | ||
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in astronomy: when half of an astral body is seen from earth | in astronomy: when half of an astral body is seen from earth | ||
[[Category:Grapevine]] | [[Category:Grapevine]] | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 12 January 2026
Dichotomy (freely > doubleness?),
informally: beign in two minds about something,
in logic: split into two categories that are mutually exusive and jointluy exhaustive,
in botany: split into two (branches and rooots),
in astronomy: when half of an astral body is seen from earth