What is another word for abstract duality?
Pronunciation: [ˈabstɹakt djuːˈalɪti] (IPA) 
The term "abstract duality" refers to a concept or idea that has two opposing yet complementary aspects that cannot be fully understood without considering both together. Some synonyms for this term include dichotomy, polarity, paradox, bifurcation, antithesis, and contradiction. These words also convey the idea of two opposing forces or ideas working together to create a whole. Dichotomy is often used to describe a division into two mutually exclusive parts, while polarity refers to opposing forces that work together to create balance. Paradox describes a situation or idea that seems contradictory but is true, while antithesis is used to describe two opposite ideas or concepts that are presented together for comparison. Bifurcation and contradiction are other synonyms that convey the idea of two opposing aspects creating a whole.
