Definition of dichotomous | Bee Dictionary of English

Their complaint: "Laden with terms like 'architectonic,' 'Zeitgeist' and 'dichotomous,' the literary magazines seem today on the verge of doing away with literature, not with .
What we have now is such an either-or dichotomous view: you're either productive and working or irrational and not working.
The use of the word "bipartisan" is intrinsic to the reductivist nature of the media, in which all issues are simplified and dichotomous.

Pandora Could Die If It Doesn't Start Listening
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Pandora has no choice but to aggressively shift the prevailing discussion surrounding Internet radio. Shift it away from royalties. It's not that royalties aren't important. They are. But they're merely part of what should be -- but, at least in the broad public sphere of dichotomous debate, isn't -- a much larger discussion. Pandora does not dominate the conversation on ...
June 24, 2013 - TheStreet.com

Eugenie Scott in FOXNews
Scott said these bills tap into American cultural values of free speech and equality, but with the intended result of allowing the students themselves to "flip over to this dichotomous thinking that God must have created us."
Dennis Kucinich in Grays Harbor Daily World
Kucinich, a six-term congressman from Ohio and a favorite of the political left, began his 20-minute speech by waxing philosophic about the "disconnect" in our society that "created dichotomous thinking ...... of us versus them."

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