noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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cognitive
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The result, again, was a recognition of cognitive dissonance between internal stakeholder groups.
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Defenders have advanced to a state of cognitive dissonance , an awareness that beliefs conflict with evidence.
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Of course, the recognition of cognitive dissonance still does not solve the problem.
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But in 1959 something was wrong with this picture: cognitive dissonance .
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Meanwhile, the cognitive dissonance of the experience should shock any uniformitarian in the audience fully awake.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a choral piece full of dissonance and odd rhythms
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Revelling in colour and contrast, drama and dissonance , boldness and individualism, it was the architectural legacy of Romanticism.
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The party faithful might be willing to put up with such dissonance among their candidates.
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We will now add a lower part which will turn the consonant effect into one of uniformly relaxed mild dissonance .