contrasts (Meaning)
contrasts
difference or unlikeness (as in color or brightness) between related things especially when very plain, to show noticeable differences, to compare two persons or things so as to show the differences between them, juxtaposition of dissimilar elements (such as color, tone, or emotion) in a work of art, the difference or degree of difference between things having similar or comparable natures, to form a contrast, to set off in contrast, the state of being so compared, comparison of similar objects to set off their dissimilar qualities, a person or thing that exhibits differences when compared with another, a person or thing that shows differences when compared to another, degree of difference between the lightest and darkest parts of a picture
Synonyms & Antonyms of contrasts
contrasts Sentence Examples
- The concert featured stark contrasts between melodious piano solos and thunderous drum beats.
- Her sunny disposition contrasted sharply with the gloomy weather outside.
- The opulence of the royal palace contrasted starkly with the poverty of the surrounding slums.
- The experiment produced contrasting results, with some subjects showing improvement and others declining.
- The painting depicted a vivid contrast between light and shadow, illuminating the subtle details of the subject.
- The politician's words painted contrasting pictures of progress and despair, stirring emotions in the audience.
- The landscape presented a stark contrast between fertile valleys and barren mountains.
- The symphony began with a slow, somber movement that gradually transitioned to a contrasting up-tempo and jubilant section.
- Her love for adventure contrasted with her fear of heights, creating an intriguing paradox.
- The two sisters exhibited contrasting personalities, one outgoing and sociable, the other shy and reserved.
FAQs About the word contrasts
difference or unlikeness (as in color or brightness) between related things especially when very plain, to show noticeable differences, to compare two persons o
differs,varies, fluctuates,divides, separates, deviates, diverges
compares, matches,corresponds, agrees, accords,conforms
The concert featured stark contrasts between melodious piano solos and thunderous drum beats.
Her sunny disposition contrasted sharply with the gloomy weather outside.
The opulence of the royal palace contrasted starkly with the poverty of the surrounding slums.
The experiment produced contrasting results, with some subjects showing improvement and others declining.
