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Contrast Definition & Meaning

1. Contrast refers to the difference between two or more things, such as colors, textures, or ideas.

Example: The contrast between the bright red apple and the green leaves made the fruit stand out.

2. In photography or art, contrast refers to the degree of difference between light and dark areas in an image.

Example: The photographer adjusted the contrast to make the shadows more pronounced.

3. Contrast can also refer to a comparison between two things that highlights their differences.

Example: The contrast between the two candidates' policies was stark.

4. In linguistics, contrast refers to the difference in sound between two or more words that distinguishes their meanings.

Example: The contrast between "pat" and "bat" is the difference in the initial consonant sound.

5. Contrast can also refer to a rhetorical device in which two opposing ideas are juxtaposed to emphasize their differences.

Example: The author used contrast to highlight the protagonist's internal struggle between good and evil.

Examples of the word contrast used in sentences.

  • Compared to the noisy city center, the quiet suburbs provide a powerful contrast.
  • The dark background of the painting, contrasts with the bright colors of the flowers.
  • The weather in summer is warm, but in contrast, winter is cold.
  • In contrast to my sister, I enjoy cooking and trying new recipes.
  • He is tall, in contrast to his brother who is short.
  • Contrast to the rainy weather yesterday, today the sun is shining brightly.
  • The shy girl stood in sharp contrast to her outgoing friends.
  • In contrast to my brother, I prefer watching sports on TV.
  • The contrast between the dark sky and the bright lights of the city was breathtaking.
  • The dress I tried on was pink, in contrast to the blue one you suggested.
  • The movie's dramatic ending was a stark contrast to its comedic beginning.
  • In contrast to his usual solitary hobbies, Eric decided to attend a social club to meet new people.
  • In contrast to her sister who loved bright colors, Sarah preferred to wear neutral shades.
  • In contrast to her confident demeanor, Mary was secretly feeling anxious about her upcoming presentation.
  • The incredibly hot summer was a stark contrast to the cold winter which the town had experienced previously.
  • The contrast of the bright yellow flowers against the dark green leaves was breathtaking.
  • In contrast to his optimistic attitude, she was always a bit pessimistic about the future.
  • The contrast in her personality was evident as she went from being shy to being the life of the party.
  • In contrast to his previous work, his latest novel lacked the same depth and complexity.
  • The contrast between the bustling city and the quiet countryside was stark.
  • In contrast to her bubbly personality, his demeanor was more reserved.
  • The colors of the painting are enhanced by the contrast between light and dark tones.
  • By contrast, the company's profits have been steadily declining over the past year.
  • It's interesting to contrast the views of different generations on social issues.
  • The contrast between the bustling city and the tranquil countryside was striking.
  • The use of light and shadow effectively contrasted against each other to create a dramatic effect in the photograph.
  • The contrast between the two political candidates' views was starkly evident during the debate.
  • In contrast to his previous timid demeanor, his bold and confident attitude was quite surprising.
  • The vibrant colors of the sunset contrasted beautifully against the stark silhouette of the city skyline.
  • The luxurious amenities and high-end services offered by the hotel are in stark contrast to its affordable price.
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