Definition: Antithalian is a Greek term in philosophy that means opposing or disjunctive; it refers to things which are not mutually exclusive, but each has its own merits and disadvantages. It is often used metaphorically to describe contradictions or differences between things. For example, "He was as good as his word" could be considered an antithalian statement because it acknowledges both the positive attributes of one person and their negative side effects.
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what should be said.