juxtapose JUHK-stuh-pohz verb WS #26

to place or deal with close together for contrasting effect; to put side by side, especially for comparison or contrast

1. In her essay, she juxtaposed traditional values with modern perspectives on family life.
2. The author juxtaposed the character's public persona with his private struggles throughout the novel.
3. The photographer juxtaposed images of urban decay with scenes of natural beauty.
4. The artist chose to juxtapose bright colors with dark shadows to create dramatic contrast.
5. The documentary juxtaposes scenes of wealth and poverty to highlight social inequality.