Preposition: of

• view: Resolution of this dichotomy of view is an urgent component of NCA's immediate horizon.

• nature: This is an attempt to break away from the dichotomy of nature versus nurture.

Converse of object

• perceive: Our basis for the case studies is that this division mirrors a perceived dichotomy between left- and right-brained modes of cognitive processing.

• explore: Lorraine's purely instrumental music explores a similar dichotomy.

• create: It was almost as tho God wanted to create a nice little dichotomy.

• accept: And I don't accept the dichotomy of buildings versus people.

Preposition: in

• theory: Minimalism versus constructionism: A false dichotomy in theories of inference in reading.

Noun used with modifier

• human/nature: What I'd like to talk about today is something a bit different: human/nature dichotomies and their practical effects.

Adjective modifier

• religion-secular: I will leave an account of the historical problem of the religion-secular dichotomy to the end of this paper.

• public/private: Themes of the conference focused around the public/private dichotomy in education and the implications of this for educational research.

• apparent: Unfortunately, the results of this audit do not aid in the elucidation of this apparent dichotomy due to inadequate design.

• fundamental: There is one Julia set for each value of c. The fundamental dichotomy This Julia set is a Cantor set.

Noun used with modifier

• subject-object: This means that each subject-object dichotomy is also unique.

• gender: However, my participants and I struggled to talk about our sexuality completely outside of a gender dichotomy.

• inside/outside: And Green, inadvertently, suggests a candidate departure point by accepting the inside/outside dichotomy, seemingly without argument.