Use 'aporia' to show you're deeply uncertain, not just hesitant about simple choices.

Confusion Indication

Often appears in philosophical discussions where deep, complex questions are posed.

Philosophical Context

'Aporia' is more academic or formal, not commonly used in casual conversations.

Not Everyday Speech

'Aporia' can be a deliberate literary technique to question the narrative or character motives.

Literary Device

Writers use 'aporia' to create tension or deepen readers' engagement with the text.

Creative Tension

In narratives, 'aporia' can interrupt the story to challenge or engage readers.

Interrupting Flow

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Aporia

Confusion Indication

Philosophical Context

Not Everyday Speech

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