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dichotomous

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Tag2
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Language · Conditions

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Dichotomy means dividing a whole into 2 parts. In other words, these several parts are jointly exhaustive: everything must belong to one of them; and mutually exclusive: nothing can belong to both simultaneously. If concept A exists and is divided into parts B and not-B, the parts form a dichotomy.

Source updated 2023-06-24 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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The stored definition describes dichotomy through exhaustive and mutually exclusive parts.

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