Noun:

ପଜଲ୍,

conundrum's Usage Examples:

who"s got an elegant and often simple set of solutions for environmental conundrums.

issue of urinals is creating somewhat of a conundrum for many unisex public toilet designers.

He frequently appears in the control room with McKay and the leader of the Atlantis expedition for expository scenes to lay out an episode's premise to the audience, and is a key player in helping the Atlantis team stay one step ahead of the bad guys as well as solving some of its most perplexing scientific conundrums.

Its dialogic nature, refusing to be fixed to a single, monologic identity, makes it a perfect idiom for expressing the conundrum of modernity.

in a time travel agency called Ticky Time Tours, tackling time travel conundrums.

ITV were faced with the conundrum of replacing a channel with a well-known brand and enjoying a new popularity with a new, seemingly identical channel.

Talaga, Tanya (24 November 2011), "Royal visit to Queen"s Park sparks curtsying conundrum", Toronto Star, retrieved 15 December 2011 "Charles, Camilla.

each Western word, phrase or idiom becomes a conundrum", "I grope for some unlikely expression in my native language, trying to find the proper.

The philosophical term "Borgesian conundrum" is named after him and has been defined as the ontological question of.

Academy of Sciences, he expanded his list of conundrums to seven "world riddles" or "shortcomings" of science.

administrative tribunal of Western Australia - time to end the inquisitorial/accusatorial conundrum", University of Western Australia Law Review, 37 (2): 182–214.

The last two nights I have found the drafting committee fagged [tired] and despairing, and now they have pitched the conundrums at me and.

passage", also: "impasse", "difficulty in passage", "puzzlement"") is a conundrum or state of puzzlement.

Synonyms:

enigma, problem, riddle, brain-teaser,