ellentmondásosnak

ellentmondásosnak is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "contradictory" or "inconsistent" in English. It describes something that contains opposing elements, ideas, or statements, leading to a lack of logical harmony. When something is described as ellentmondásosnak, it suggests that it presents a paradox or a situation where two or more parts cannot simultaneously be true.

This term can be applied in various contexts. In logic, a statement or argument is ellentmondásosnak if it asserts and denies the same thing at the same time. In everyday language, a person's behavior or a situation can be ellentmondásosnak if their actions or circumstances are at odds with each other, creating confusion or uncertainty. For example, a policy that aims to promote freedom while simultaneously imposing strict limitations could be considered ellentmondásosnak. Similarly, a narrative in literature might be ellentmondásosnak if the characters' motivations or the plot developments are not logically aligned. The core idea is the presence of an internal conflict that prevents a clear and unified understanding.