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Aporia

Description:

Aporia is a philosophical term referring to a state of puzzlement or confusion, often used to describe a logical paradox or a difficult problem that lacks a clear solution. It signifies a moment of contemplation or uncertainty that prompts further examination and deeper understanding.

Sample Sentences:

As a noun:

1. The student's essay was filled with deep aporias that challenged traditional notions of morality.

2. Philosophers often find themselves entering a state of aporia when faced with seemingly contradictory arguments.

As an adjective:

1. The aporia nature of the situation left the committee members unsure of how to proceed.

2. After hours of intense debate, the group reached an aporia conclusion, acknowledging the complexity of the issue.

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