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View definitions for binary

binary

adjective as in twofold

Strong match

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“It’s something that’s been literally stamped out over the course of the Western gender binary that emerged from the Victorian era.”

Somewhere along the way, though, American wellness, like our politics, became a binary concept.

From Salon

It processes data in the same binary format as regular computers but uses thousands more processing units to analyse more data at faster speeds.

From BBC

"When you're dealing with drugs in sport it very much has to be black and white, it's binary, it's positive or negative, you're banned or you're not banned" he told Sky Sports.

From BBC

Each of these domains resists binary thinking, yet debate flattens them into ideological fault lines.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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