A.Word.A.Day--trilemma
trilemma (tri-LEM-uh) noun
A situation offering three undesirable options.
[Blend of tri- + dilemma.]
"She said that ... `It's part of a much larger problem which those in the
industry call the trilemma of child care -- availability, affordability
and quality.'"
Stacy Milbouer, Juggling Jobs And Child Care, The Boston Globe,
Nov 9, 1997.
This week's theme: less-known counterparts of everyday words.
X-Bonus
What a strange illusion it is to suppose that beauty is goodness. -Leo
Tolstoy, novelist and philosopher (1828-1910)