conundrum

IPA: kʌnˈʌndrʌm

noun

  • A difficult question or riddle, especially one using a play on words in the answer.
  • A difficult choice or decision that must be made.
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Examples of "conundrum" in Sentences

  • It deals with the above conundrum.
  • That is the conundrum of infeasible problems.
  • The solution to this conundrum is rather simple.
  • So this is the conundrum of being on the cutting edge.
  • Freedom of the presses is an old and complex conundrum.
  • The end of the last quoted sentence poses a similar conundrum.
  • I was wondering if you had solved the conundrum in the meantime.
  • The conundrum was what would happen if the program had succeeded.
  • The ethicists who testified at the hearing were obtuse to this conundrum.
  • There is a conundrum put forth in the story of blind men and an elephant.

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