両りょう論ろん

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

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both arguments; both opinions

Refers to two opposing or differing viewpoints, often in a debate or discussion. Commonly used in phrases like 両論併記 (presenting both sides).

There are arguments on both sides of this issue.

報ほう告こく書しょには両りょう論ろんを併へい記きした。

The report presented both opinions side by side.

両りょう論ろんを併へい記きするto present both arguments/opinions side by side
この記き事じでは賛さん否ぴ両りょう論ろんを併へい記きしている。
This article lays out both sides of the argument side by side.
両りょう論ろんが対たい立りつするthe two arguments/opinions clash with each other
この問もん題だいについては両りょう論ろんが対たい立りつしている。
Opinions are sharply divided on this issue.

賛さん否ぴN1
賛否 means being for or against something, while 両論 refers to the two competing arguments or opinions themselves, and the two are often combined as 賛否両論.

議ぎ論ろんN3
議論 means a discussion or debate itself, whereas 両論 refers specifically to the two opposing viewpoints being discussed, though both share the kanji 論.
世よ論ろんN1
世論 means public opinion in general, while 両論 refers to two specific, often opposing, arguments or opinions on a single issue.

Compound of 両 (both) and 論 (argument, opinion).