day and night cannot dwell together
day
deɪ
dei
and
ænd
ānd
night
naɪt
nait
can
kæn
kān
not
nɒt
not
dwell
dwɛl
dvel
to
ge
ge
ther
ðə
dhē
day and night (shall|will) never coexist
night (shall|will) never see the light of day
there can never be to suns (coexisting|)

Definition & Meaning of "day and night cannot dwell together"in English

day and night cannot dwell together
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used for implying that elements that are fundamentally different or incompatible cannot exist together in harmony or unity 

Proverb

What is the origin of the proverb "day and night cannot dwell together" and when to use it?

The proverb "day and night cannot dwell together" originates from the natural contrast between day and night, which never coexist at the same time. It is often used to express the idea that two opposing forces, beliefs, or individuals cannot exist in harmony. This saying is sometimes linked to cultural or moral conflicts, emphasizing that some differences are too great to be reconciled. It also serves as a caution that attempting to unite fundamentally opposite things may lead to tension or failure.

Examples
The two business partners had different visions for the company, and eventually decided to part ways because day and night cannot dwell together. 
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