Definition of juxtapose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
writing styleset things next to each other to show contrast
- The essay juxtaposes hope and despair in the final paragraph.
- The director juxtaposes scenes of war and childhood innocence.
- In her poem, she juxtaposes ancient myths with modern slang.
Origin of juxtapose
Latin, juxta (next to) + ponere (to place)
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- French:juxtaposer, ...
- German:gegenüberstellen, ...
- Italian:giustapporre, ...
- Spanish:yuxtaponer, ...
- Portuguese:justapor, ...
- Chinese:并置, ...
- Japanese:並置する, ...
- Arabic:وَازَنَ بَيْنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְצַוֵּת זֶה לְיַד זֶה, ...
- Russian:сопоставлять, ...
- Ukrainian:протиставити, ...
- Hindi:आमने-सामने रखना, ...
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