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Juxtaposition
Description:
Juxtaposition is the act or an instance of placing two or more objects, ideas, or concepts side by side for the purpose of contrasting or comparing them. It is a literary and visual technique commonly used to create contrast, highlight differences or create a specific effect in a work.
Examples:
Noun:
- The juxtapposition of darkness and light in the painting created a dramatic effect.
- The filmmaker used juxtapposition to contrast the bustling city life with the tranquility of nature.
Verb:
- The artist skillfully juxtapposed different colors and textures in her sculpture.
- She juxtappositioned two conflicting arguments to emphasize the contradictions in the debate.
Adjective:
- The juxtappositioned images in the photo exhibit were thought-provoking.
- The book cover featured a juxtappositioned collage of contrasting elements.
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