SYNONYMS AND RELATED EXPRESSIONS
juxtapose
verb
To put things next to each other so their differences or similarities can be seen.
SYNONYMS AND RELATED EXPRESSIONS
verb
To put things next to each other so their differences or similarities can be seen.
CHECK THE MEANING IN CONTEXT
The exhibition will juxtapose the first sketch and the finished mural on one wall.
The radio producer chose to juxtapose a short announcement with the much longer letter that had inspired it.
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