contrast
વિરોધાભાસ
definition
verb
his friend's success contrasted with his own failure
differ strikingly.
noun
the day began cold and blustery, in contrast to almost two weeks of uninterrupted sunshine
the state of being strikingly different from something else, typically something in juxtaposition or close association.
translation of 'contrast'
ભિન્નતા,
વિરોધ,
ભેદ
noun
તફાવત
example
The lessons in the text compare and 'contrast' the differences between dealing with men and women.
Wall sized prints without grain or noise are possible, and both resolution and 'contrast' are outstanding.
A slight 'contrast' in colors and fitted lines will flatter you endlessly.
a 'contrast' between rural and urban trends
In fact a typeface may appear bigger with the use of 'contrast' in color.
It has the advantage of being variable 'contrast' , and also possesses very clean whites.
the castle is quite a 'contrast' to other places where the singer has performed
These textures appear to have been chosen, in part, as a 'contrast' to the sonic qualities of the sampled acoustic piano.
In highly alkaline solutions it produces a high speed, high 'contrast' developer suitable for process work.
The show has a unique visual style, embracing the lower 'contrast' of the television medium by truncating the value range.
We now see it as a place of environmental damage and chronic water problems, in 'contrast' to earlier generations, who saw it in a more romantic guise.
Richard Ashton has appeared in Jack And The Beanstalk already this year, but what a 'contrast' to this winter's pantomime engagement at York Theatre Royal.
The material and the production technology have been optimized to heighten 'contrast' and achieve brilliance.
Vocal solos were provided by Emma Howarth, who sang with confidence and originality, and Sacha Bell, whose slower numbers made a good 'contrast' to the rest of the set.
All the buildings, dating from the colonial era are painted deep yellow, which made a glorious 'contrast' to the deepening blue sky as we clip-clopped around.
Walking to the station on Wednesday morning, the sky was a brilliant, vibrant blue, the grass an almost unnaturally intense green and the white blossom a stark 'contrast' to it all.
use knowledge of other languages for 'contrast' and comparison with English
The 'contrast' between the two men couldn't be more distinct.
A small font size or poor choice of color 'contrast' may make a site hard to use.
In both cases, the 'contrast' of white and color serves to highlight the power and importance of the ruler.
It makes an interesting 'contrast' to historical fact.
And then we can compare and 'contrast' those different case study examples and look for any sorts of similarities or commonalities that come out of that.
It seems to work particularly well with pyro negatives, producing superb 'contrast' and gradation.
For accuracy, the images should have strong grayscale 'contrast' between materials of different refractive indices.
As well as wanting a contemporary 'contrast' to the old stone cottage, the site also demanded a lightweight structure to avoid further subsidence problems.
I will compare and 'contrast' the California and Iran earthquakes in a future post.
And Santiago was a welcome 'contrast' to previous weeks.
It will be a huge 'contrast' to how we live, and it will be a fantastic experience.
The effect works best with a strong color or tonal 'contrast' or with a brightly colored subject set against a dark background.
Where colors meet, the 'contrast' between them will appear more intense.
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