quandary|quandaries in English

noun

[quan·da·ry || 'kwɑndərɪ /'kwɒ-]

state of uncertainty, perplexity, state of confusio

Use "quandary|quandaries" in a sentence

1. I was put in a quandary.

2. Birchers to birthers: a GOP quandary

3. Young actresses dwell in a quandary.

4. He found himself in a quandary.

5. A new book thoughtfully analyzes the quandary.

6. I was put in a great quandary.

7. His question placed me in a quandary.

8. Dora, Lady Westbourne, was in a quandary.

9. This puts the junta in a quandary.

10. That leaves us in a bit of a quandary.

11. In spite of this, they were in a quandary.

12. Of course, there is an upside to every quandary.

13. Her unwillingness to cooperate put me in a quandary.

14. 16 Her unwillingness to cooperate put me in a quandary.

15. I see conundrums, dilemmas , quandaries , impasses, gnarly thickets of fateful possibility with no obvious way out.

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17. At this point , I was in a slight bit of a quandary.

18. Synonyms for Antinomies include paradoxes, juxtapositions, oddities, oxymorons, mistakes, error, irony, nonsense, quandaries and ambiguity

19. Then I remembered my quandary over the way one looked at X-rays.

20. Question categories include: logic puzzlers, twisted mazes, coded messages, 3-D Befuddlers, physics quandaries, and brain conundrums

21. Imposing answers to thorny moral quandaries ought to be an option of last resort in a democracy.

22. She's in a bit of a quandary about which of the jobs to accept.Sentencedict.com

23. IN A moral quandary over the abortion question, many seek the guidance of their spiritual leaders.

24. Perhaps if I could ask you a few questions, it might help me in my quandary.

25. I've had two job offers, and I'm in a real quandary about/over which one to accept.