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| E·lec·tra par·a·dox (plural E·lec·tra par·a·dox·es) |
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simultaneously knowing and not knowing something: a logical paradox arising from the possibility of somebody's knowing that something is true when it is described in one way but not when it is described in another
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| [< a Greek myth in which Electra is said to recognize her brother Orestes from a description but not by sight] |
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