Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
the contrast is stark
phrase
/ðə kənˈtræst ɪz stɑrk/
Definition
The phrase ‘the contrast is stark’ is used to describe a situation where two things are very different from each other in a clear and noticeable way.
Examples
- When comparing the two cities, the contrast is stark; one is bustling and modern, while the other is quiet and traditional.
- The students’ performance this year versus last year shows that the contrast is stark.
- In terms of their personalities, the contrast is stark; one is outgoing and sociable, while the other is introverted.
Meaning
This phrase emphasizes the clarity and sharpness of the differences being compared.
Synonyms
- the difference is clear
- the disparity is obvious
- the distinction is sharp
