Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
contrapose
verb
/ˌkɒntrəˈpoʊz/

Definition
To place in opposition or contrast with something else.

Examples
- In his essay, the author contraposes traditional views with modern perspectives.
- The artist’s work often contraposes light and dark themes to create depth.
- During the debate, she contraposed her argument against the opposing viewpoint.

Meaning
Contrapose means to set one thing against another in order to highlight differences or comparison between them.

Synonyms
- contrast
- compare
- juxtapose